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Both repeat types were ~ 35% more frequent in genomic than in EST sequences of cucumber.
While both repeat types were long thought to remain mostly silent, recent evidence indicates that repeats can be expressed, but the extent and regulation of their expression or their potential function(s) remain to be elucidated.
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Members of each of the identified repeat types were translated and compared using BLAST program.
(Further repeat types were found that are similar to these three).
No class II element (transposon) was identified, but other repeat types were present in this region.
The most abundant repeat types were dinucleotides followed by trinucleotides (Table 4).
The combined repeat types were used to mask the full sequence.
The distribution of simple and compound repeat types were 88 and 12%, respectively.
All the other repeat types were very rare in the B. oleracea genome.
Similarly, "AAAAC" and "AAAAAG" repeat types were more frequent among the PNR and HNR groups, respectively.
A total of 28,538 microsatellites, consisting of a variety of repeat types, were identified (Table 1).
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