… genomes such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae (70% of coding sequences), the proportion of
TEs in the genomes … Some examples are presented here for different species: baker's yeast (…

… to detect bona fide protein-coding genes in yeast and fruitfly genomes: the reading frame …
a genomic element is involved. For example, genome-wide scans for evolutionarily conserved …

… of available genome data, we determined the aGPCR repertoires in all vertebrate classes.
Although most aGPCR families show a high numerical stability in vertebrate genomes, the full …

… many vertebrate genomes into dbCNS, which allows users to extract CNSs near genes of
interest using keyword searches. In addition to CNSs, dbCNS contains published genome …

… We did not detect DNA-PKcs in Dikarya fungi (yeast, mushrooms) or in Euphyllophyte plants
… abruptly in evolution by transposition of the RAG genes into jawed vertebrates (Market and …

… We found PosV CNS occur closer to genes than if they randomly move around the genome
(… to positionally conserved (collinear) CNS. This revealed PosV CNS occur further from genes …

… comparative genomics … -genome alignment of 240 placental mammals representing all
orders. We estimate that at least 10.7% of the human genome is evolutionarily conserved relative …

… Using tblastn searches against target genomes we first … phyla with the sequenced genomes,
including two bilaterians (… acting to maintain evolutionarily conserved sets of amino acid …

… large variations in the number of P450 genes in each genome (the CYPome), as well as
large variations in the composition of each CYPome over the 500 MY of arthropod evolution. …

… comparative genomic approach, we aimed to identify genes … with a fully sequenced and
annotated genome (Table 1). We … , since well-annotated complete genome sequences from …