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Additionally, their comparison is of particular interest given that the genome sequencing of M. leprae has revealed massive gene decay as compared to other mycobacteria.
A systematic comparison of the topological properties of the mycobacterial metabolic networks reveals that massive gene decay in M. leprae does not significantly affect the global structure of its metabolic network.
bulgaricus and L. helveticus, organisms used in yogurt and cheese manufacture, respectively, have undergone massive gene decay (van de Guchte et al. 2006; Callanan et al. 2008).
Since massive gene decay has also taken place in these repeated genes, as much as 64% of the 1196 repeated CDSs (766) are pseudogenes (truncated, split, or degraded).
Indeed, the balance between acquired and lost genes is in favour of genome reduction and irreversible massive gene decay implies that specialization to an intracellular lifestyle is a one-way road.
In summary, we found that the genome of CRt is currently undergoing genome reduction and massive gene decay due to loss of selection on gene functions, which is likely a consequence of having become an obligate mutualist of its tick host.
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Through massive gene transfer to the host nucleus, gene regulation is predominately conferred by nuclear genes.
Massive gene duplications would bring great disturbance to the gene regulatory networks in the cell.
Differences in L. casei genome inventory reveal both gene gain and gene decay.
Thus, a hierarchy in gene decay rates determines a pattern of relative gene expression levels.
All Mycobacteria (excluding M. leprae because of its massive gene loss).
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