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Some of the genes in this category may encode products relevant to prey-independent growth in the polluted environment of the Tiber [ 8].

It is more likely that orthologous splicing variants encode functionally equivalent products, while transcripts with a different exon-intron structure (e.g. differing in the number and/or length of exons) may encode products with different functional features and/or subject to different post-transcriptional regulation.

Although these genes do not directly code for behavior, they may encode molecular products that govern the functioning of the brain, which then controls character and behavior.

Consequently, our results indicate that some of these predicted proteins may have incorrect translation start positions, while other genes may encode additional products with the more conserved translation start [ 22].

Since only portions of these genomes have been scanned, further studies are needed to determine the full insert length for many of the known Wolbachia homologs and to reveal more transferred sequences, some of which may encode full-length gene products.

Herpes simplex virus (HSV) type 1 has a 152 kb double-stranded DNA genome that may encode more than 80 gene products, many of which remain uncharacterized.

In addition the unique ovarian and ovarian-cancer specific expression of retrogene encoded products may provide new understanding of gene expression in the female and lead to the identification of new diagnostic and/or therapeutic targets for ovarian cancer treatment.

We suppose that the remaining ~20,000 unigenes which did not return significant BlastX hit may encode previously uncharacterized proteins, non-coding RNAs, or products from microbial endosymbionts.

The present study was designed to investigate parasite gene families encoding products that may play a role at this interface and are evolving under positive, diversifying selection.

In mammals, it is thought that as many as 25% of the genes possess uORFs (21), which may encode bioactive peptides, but it is known that many uORF-containing transcripts can still produce the protein product from the downstream pORF.

Some of those segments may encode RNA molecules that have an important job in the cell.