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In vertebrates, Hox genes are organized into several clusters that exhibit colinearity between the gene order in the cluster and the temporal and spatial expression order of the Hox genes during embryonic development: genes at the 3′ ends of the clusters are expressed earlier in development and more anterior than genes at the 5′ ends of the clusters [ 11, 12].

The 5' ends of the clusters were trimmed to match the annotated 3' UTR, and the boundaries of the clusters were then trimmed to the location of sense piRNAs.

These genes are arranged at opposite ends of the cluster.

The datasets analyzed included 3 kb of additional sequence on both ends of the cluster.

These peaks can be used to predict the reading direction of an unspliced EST cluster if they are located at one of the ends of the cluster.

If the number of genes to be added was odd, an additional gene was added to either of the two ends of the cluster.

We next analyzed shorter cofilin clusters along otherwise apparently bare filaments so that both ends of the cluster were visible within the imaged area.

One plausible explanation is that the scattered unoccupied cofilin binding sites near the ends of the cluster, discussed above, may be easy to break due to the lack of bridging cofilin molecules.

In fact all CCPs can be found within one of two distinct blocks, located at the telomeric and centromeric ends of the cluster, we refer to these as the α and β blocks respectively.

The relationship is more or less U-shaped, and the Hox genes at both ends of the cluster (e.g., cognate groups 1 and 13) have higher d S than the genes in the central region (cognate groups 4 8).

A general interesting trend that is observed in all clusters (except HoxAb) is a maximal peak of CNS towards the anterior end of the clusters.