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" The implicit genome / "


Document Type : BL
Record Number : 1027570
Doc. No : b781940
Title & Author : The implicit genome /\ edited by Lynn Helena Caporale.
Publication Statement : Oxford ;New York :: Oxford University Press,, 2006.
Page. NO : 1 online resource (xi, 385 pages) :: illustrations
ISBN : 0195172701
: : 019517271X
: : 0195346726
: : 1280559179
: : 1429405201
: : 9780195172706
: : 9780195172713
: : 9780195346725
: : 9781280559174
: : 9781429405201
Bibliographies/Indexes : Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-362) and index.
Contents : Eukaryotic transposable elements: teaching old genomes new tricks / Susan R. Wessler -- Immunoglobulin recombination signal sequences: somatic and evolutionary functions / Ellen Hsu -- Somatic evolution of antibody genes / Rupert Beale and Dagmar Iber -- Regulated and unregulated recombination of G-rich genomic regions / Nancy Maizels -- The role of the genome in the initiation of meiotic recombination / Rhona H. Borts and David T. Kirkpatrick -- Nuclear duality and the genesis of unusual genomes in ciliated protozoa / Carolyn L. Jahn -- Editing informational content of expressed DNA sequences and their transcripts / Harold C. Smith -- Alternative splicing: one gene, many products / Brenton R. Graveley -- Imprinting: the hidden genome / Alyson Ashe and Emma Whitelaw.
: Sequence-dependent properties of DNA and their role in function / Donald M. Crothers -- Mutation as a phenotype / Errol C. Friedberg -- Repeats and variation in pathogen selection / Christopher D. Bayliss and E. Richard Moxon -- Tuning knobs in the genome: evolution of simple sequence repeats by indirect selection / David G. King, Edward N. Trifonov, and Yechezkel Kashi -- Implicit information in eukaryotic pathogens as the basis of antigenic variation / J. Dave Barry -- The role of repeat sequences in bacterial genetic adaptation to stress / Eduardo P.C. Rocha -- The role of mobile DNA in the evolution of prokaryotic genomes / Garry Myers, Ian Paulsen, and Claire Fraser.
Abstract : Discusses three interconnected themes: information can be implied, rather than explicit, in a genome; information can lead to focused and/or regulated changes in nucleotide sequences; and information that affects the probability of distinct classes of mutation has implications for evolutionary theory.
Subject : Evolutionary genetics.
Subject : Evolutionary genetics.
Subject : SCIENCE-- Life Sciences-- Molecular Biology.
Subject : Genome.
Subject : Evolution, Molecular.
Subject : Immunity-- genetics.
Subject : Repetitive Sequences, Nucleic Acid-- physiology.
Dewey Classification : ‭572.8/38‬
LC Classification : ‭QH390‬‭.I47 2006eb‬
NLM classification : ‭2006 D-267‬
: ‭QU 470‬‭I34 2006‬
Added Entry : Caporale, Lynn Helena.
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