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鳥類の失われた遺伝子謎の解読:ドット染色体は,広範な遺伝子喪失と新しい遺伝的不安定性を明らかにします

Tomáš Hron1, Dalibor Miklík1, Jan Pačes1

  • 1Institute of Molecular Genetics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Vídeňská 1083, Prague 4, 142 20, Czech Republic.

Genome biology and evolution
|February 17, 2026
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まとめ

鳥類のゲノムでは,特にドットマイクロクロモソームの遺伝子損失が顕著である. これらの染色体に残された遺伝子は,最近の進化の出来事であるユニークなシーケンス・タタタを現しています.

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鳥類のゲノムについて遺伝子損失による遺伝子損失です.遺伝的不安定性がある.イントロンはイントロンです.マイクロクロクロモソームとはタンデム・リピート・リピート

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