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New bioinformatics methods for identification of lost genes and protein isoforms.
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Protein clustering and gene loss prediction.
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Bioinformatic screening of genes present only in well regenerating vertebrates reveals novel FGF and purinergic signaling modulator - c-Answer.
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Longevity in euarchontoglires: lost genes as a determinant.
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A large-scale search for gene losses, gains and syntenic rearrangements in vertebrate animals.
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A method of detecting local gene synteny rearrangement.
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“Gene expression regulation of the PF00480 or PF14340 domain proteins suggests their involvement in sulfur metabolism”
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Modeling RNA polymerase interaction in mitochondria of chordates.
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“Lack of Conservation of Bacterial Type Promoters in Plastids of Streptophyta”
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