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Nature, 1978
The structural gene for the lac repressor of Escherichia coli, the lacI gene has been sequenced. This 1,080 base pair region of the E. coli chromosome codes for the lac repressor protein of 360 amino acids. The DNA sequence largely confirms but extends the previously reported protein sequence and allows a structural analysis of genetic phenomena.
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The structural gene for the lac repressor of Escherichia coli, the lacI gene has been sequenced. This 1,080 base pair region of the E. coli chromosome codes for the lac repressor protein of 360 amino acids. The DNA sequence largely confirms but extends the previously reported protein sequence and allows a structural analysis of genetic phenomena.
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Sequencing Genes and Gene Islands by Gene Enrichment
2009Access to the sequence of any gene in a genome greatly accelerates genetics research. Whole genome sequencing is a way to retrieve such information although, for large genomes such as that of maize, it represents a huge effort. Fortunately, a maize genome sequencing project is currently underway but, before this project started, the maize research ...
Pablo D. Rabinowicz, W. Brad Barbazuk
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Gene/Protein Sequence Analysis
2008The advent of automated high throughput DNA sequencing methods has strongly enabled genome sequencing strategies, culminating in determination of the entire human genome (1,2). An enormous amount of DNA sequence data are available and databases still grow exponentially (see Fig. 22.1). Analysis of this overwhelming amount of data, including hundreds of
Rehm, BHA, Reinecke, F
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Finding Genes in Genome Sequence
2008Gene-finding is concerned with the identification of stretches of DNA in a genomic sequence that encode biologically active products, such as proteins or functional non-coding RNAs. This is usually the first step in the analysis of any novel piece of genomic sequence, which makes it a very important issue, as all downstream analyses depend on the ...
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[Gene and gene sequence patenting].
Revista de derecho y genoma humano = Law and the human genome review, 2005According to the author, the patenting of elements isolated or copied from the human body boils down to the issue of genes and gene sequences. He describes the current situation from the comparative law standpoint (U.S. and Spanish law mainly) and then esamines the biotechnology industry's position.
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Sequencing & Synthesis of Gene
2023Gene sequencing is the process of determining the precise order of nucleotides within a DNA molecule. This technique not only facilitates the identification of genetic variations associated with diseases but also empowers researchers to design and produce custom genes through gene synthesis. …
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Sequences Reveal Borrowed Genes
Science, 2001MICROBIAL GENOMESNew data emerging from microbial genome sequences are so perplexing that they call into question what defines a species. Two bugs in particular, described at a recent meeting, seem to have nabbed enough genes from other organisms that they no longer resemble their supposedly closest relatives--raising fascinating questions about how ...
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Gene sequencing's industrial revolution
IEEE Spectrum, 2000The International Human Genome Project and the private genomics company, Celera Cenomics, of Rockland, Md., plan to publish the first draft of the entire human gene sequence early next year. This has been a top flight engineering achievement. A single DNA sequencing machine today can produce over 330,000 bases (units of sequence information) per day ...
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Cancer epigenetics in clinical practice
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Veronica Davalos, Manel Esteller
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