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Another observation is consistent with the idea that the observed pattern is a consequence of selection: the bias against repeats is more pronounced in coding than in non-coding regions, as would be expected if it resulted from selection against targets of frame-shift mutations.
This enrichment was most pronounced at LUC coding sequences rather than in promoter regions and significant enrichment was also seen in chromatin of the NPTII gene at the Kan R locus.
This bias towards transition substitutions was also more pronounced in the coding region with 62.7% (271 SNPs out of 432) of transition and 37.3% (161 SNPs) of transversion slightly lower (but not significantly) than the 66.3% vs 33.7% seen previously (Wondji et al., 2007a).
This effect was more pronounced in intergenic regions, while coding regions showed a more equal log2 ratio distribution across GC bins.
The most pronounced coding-region difference between the two strains was a 236-nt deletion in Esmeraldo relative to the CL Brener maxicircle, resulting in 5'-end truncations of C-rich region 4 (CR4) and NADH dehydrogenase subunit 4 (ND4) (Fig. 5A).
Periodic surveys of the 55-year-old structures on the East River, which were constructed under 1938 building codes, have pronounced them alarmingly behind the times and below minimal safety standards.
In the analysis performed, this periodic signal was significantly more pronounced on the HMRs associated with coding genes than on TE regions (Additional file 10: Figure S6A).
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On the surface, this could hardly seem objectionable, except that the approach ignores the often very pronounced income disparities within ZIP codes themselves.
