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Atypical evolution around nucleocyclic TSSs in testes.

Atypical evolution around nucleocyclic TSSs in liver.

Atypical evolution around nucleocyclic TSSs in blastulae.

We observed atypical evolution around TSSs with phased downstream nucleosomes (which we call "Nucleocyclic TSSs") that differed from the characteristics of genome-wide nucleosome positioning.

We revealed atypical evolution around nucleocyclic TSSs, which have higher gene expression and a clear boundary in sequence composition with potentially-nucleosome-destabilizing A/T-enrichment of upstream and nucleosome-accommodating C/G-enrichment downstream of the TSSs.

To illustrate, atypical evolution of A1-paralogs was first detected in the lineage of the subtree that corresponed to the fish and tetrapod ancestors, then in the lineage occupied by the common avian, reptilian and mammalian ancestors accelerated evolution in A1-paralogs was substituted by the one for A2-paralogs.

Quantitative analysis of these data provides further insight into the processes of brain maturation and its relationship to cognitive evolution, and provides a foundation for future studies of atypical development.

We use gene networks to identify genes with atypical modes of evolution, and genome networks to characterize the evolution of genetic partnerships between E. coli and mobile genetic elements.

Neuroimaging should be considered in all patients with CCH, especially those with an atypical presentation or evolution.

These data deepen the mystery of atypical nematode intron evolution (including high rates of loss and gain, frequent trans-splicing, and atypical intron splicing signals).

Mild or moderate thrombocytopenia is a common feature in Lyme disease, but the recurrence of such a severe form of thrombocytopenia is very rare, and the improving knowledge of atypical possibility of evolution could help clinicians to establish an early diagnosis and treatment by the inclusion of specific serology in the protocol of evaluation.