Comparative aspects of DNA organization in metazoa

Creators: Davidson, Eric H.; Galau, Glenn A.; Angerer, Robert C.; Britten, Roy J.

Abstract

Data on sequence organization in metazoa are reviewed and tabulated. It is shown that the features of sequence organization previously observed in Xenopus DNA are extremely widespread. At least 70% of DNA fragments 2,000–3,000 nucleotides long contain both single copy and repetitive sequence in all the organisms examined except Drosophila.

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© 1975 Springer. Received and accepted April 11, 1975 by J. G. Gall. Ready for press April 17, 1975. This work was supported by NIH Training Grant No. HD-00014 to the Marine Biological Laboratory's Embryological Course and by NIH Grant No. GM-20927. R.C.A. holds a postdoctoral fellowship from the American Cancer Society (No. PF-925).

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Resource type: Journal Article
Publisher: Springer
Published in: Chromosoma, 51(3), 253-259, ISSN: 0009-5915.

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