<p><sup>a</sup>T—and TA- stand for incomplete codon</p><p><sup>b</sup>Negative numbers indicate overlapping nucleotides between adjacent genes;—, not applied.</p><p>Mitogenomic genes of eight anemonefishes.</p
<p>Codon usage of protein-coding genes in the mitogenome of <i>Shiraia bambusicola</i>.</p
<p>If for a given amino acid there was more than one most abundant codon in a mitogenome, then we co...
<p>ITS-5.8 rDNA genes sequences with two different bases T and C, and one sequence with two superimp...
a<p>Numbers correspond to nucleotides separating a gene from an upstream one; negative numbers indic...
a<p>indicates gap nucleotides (positive value) or overlapped nucleotides (negative value) between tw...
<p>*The J strand is used as reference for position numbers. Parentheses indicate genes encoded by th...
a<p>Positions with parentheses indicate the genes encoded by N strand.</p>b<p>IGN: Intergenic nucleo...
<p>Arrow indicated the orientation on H-strand (clockwise). The circle inside the GC content graph m...
<p>Inc, intergenic nucleotides, negative values refer to overlapping nucleotides.</p><p>Annotation o...
<p>* indicates gap nucleotides (Positive value) or overlapped nucleotides (Negative value) between t...
<p>Nucleotide composition of the different genes in the <i>O</i>. <i>oryzae</i> mitogenome.</p
The solid dots (●) indicate the presence of a gene, and the open dots (°) their absence. The symbol ...
<p>The assumed cellular location is noted as follows: C, chloroplast minicircles; M, mitochrondrium;...
<p>Codon usage and codon-anticodon recognition pattern in the <i>C</i>. <i>nucifera</i> mt genome.</...
<p>Intergenic nucleotides shown as gaps (positive values) or overlap (negative values) between conse...
<p>Codon usage of protein-coding genes in the mitogenome of <i>Shiraia bambusicola</i>.</p
<p>If for a given amino acid there was more than one most abundant codon in a mitogenome, then we co...
<p>ITS-5.8 rDNA genes sequences with two different bases T and C, and one sequence with two superimp...
a<p>Numbers correspond to nucleotides separating a gene from an upstream one; negative numbers indic...
a<p>indicates gap nucleotides (positive value) or overlapped nucleotides (negative value) between tw...
<p>*The J strand is used as reference for position numbers. Parentheses indicate genes encoded by th...
a<p>Positions with parentheses indicate the genes encoded by N strand.</p>b<p>IGN: Intergenic nucleo...
<p>Arrow indicated the orientation on H-strand (clockwise). The circle inside the GC content graph m...
<p>Inc, intergenic nucleotides, negative values refer to overlapping nucleotides.</p><p>Annotation o...
<p>* indicates gap nucleotides (Positive value) or overlapped nucleotides (Negative value) between t...
<p>Nucleotide composition of the different genes in the <i>O</i>. <i>oryzae</i> mitogenome.</p
The solid dots (●) indicate the presence of a gene, and the open dots (°) their absence. The symbol ...
<p>The assumed cellular location is noted as follows: C, chloroplast minicircles; M, mitochrondrium;...
<p>Codon usage and codon-anticodon recognition pattern in the <i>C</i>. <i>nucifera</i> mt genome.</...
<p>Intergenic nucleotides shown as gaps (positive values) or overlap (negative values) between conse...
<p>Codon usage of protein-coding genes in the mitogenome of <i>Shiraia bambusicola</i>.</p
<p>If for a given amino acid there was more than one most abundant codon in a mitogenome, then we co...
<p>ITS-5.8 rDNA genes sequences with two different bases T and C, and one sequence with two superimp...
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