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The profusion of new sequences has had a particularly dramatic impact on bacterial genomics, with the introduction of the pan-genome concept and the discovery of extensive lateral transfer of genes between species. Our knowledge of eukaryotic genomes has an under-gone equally dramatic change, with the discovery of new types of noncoding RNA, including the vast numbers of long RNAs that are transcribed from the supposedly intergenic regions of many genomes.
Genomes 4th edition retains the overall structure of the previous editions, with the book divided into four parts, on genome sequencing and annotation , genome anatomies , genome expression , and genome replication and evolution.
With some small changes, the order of chapters remains unchanged. Klicken Sie auf 2. He is also an experienced teacher of genetics. Genomes, Transcriptomes and Proteomes2. Studying DNA3. Mapping Genomes4. Sequencing Genomes5.
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