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Moreover, short DNA repeats and notably minisatellites are more frequent in complex genomes especially in intergenic sequences (for review, see [ 23]).

DNA methylation levels correlate with the presence of specific alleles at nearby SNPs, and meQTLs tend to locate outside of promoters, especially in intergenic regions.

The presence of dispersed repeats in chloroplast genomes, especially in intergenic spacer regions, has been reported in a number of angiosperm lineages, including other rosids [ 37].

Mitochondrial (mt) markers were successfully applied in evolutionary biology and systematics [ 16- 18] because mt genomes often evolve faster than the nuclear genomes especially in intergenic regions [ 19, 20].

Furthermore, mitochondrial genomes often evolve faster through higher mutation rates than nuclear genomes, especially in intergenic regions [ 19, 20], and can be powerful markers for the inference of phylogenetic relationships among closely related taxa [ 9, 21- 24].

(54, 55) Global hypomethylation in HCC tissue was confirmed, especially in the intergenic regions and gene bodies.

Most interestingly, the genomes were extremely polymorphic, especially in the intergenic regions, suggesting that these regions have evolved rapidly in L. kluyveri.

Clearly, the pattern of divergence in the commelinids followed the same pattern across the order, especially in the intergenic spacer region, where gene loss was not detrimental to the organelle's function.

In parallel, the entire genomic sequence was compared with those in the nonredundant protein database with the BLASTX program [ 73] to identify genes that had escaped prediction and/or were smaller than 90 bp, especially in the predicted intergenic regions.

The genome sequence was translated into potential protein sequences in six frames and compared with sequences in the UniProt database using the BLASTP program for identification of additional genes not predicted by other methods and genes <150 bp, especially in the predicted intergenic regions.

Because we do not expect technical noise to be related to sequence length (especially in the case of intergenic sequence length, which is unrelated to the microarray method of assaying mRNA level), any relationship between noise and length should presumably arise from the biological noise component.