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Moreover, ascidian mt genomes show several unusual features compared to other chordates, such as a modified genetic code [ 10], a fast nucleotide substitution rate [ 35, 36], a gene order extremely rearranged compared to other chordates and metazoans [ 33, 36], the presence of two distinct tRNA-Met genes [ 37], and the absence of a discernible control region [ 33].
Moreover, Gibbon chromosomes are massively rearranged compared to ape chromosomes.
In our previous study of the opioid receptors we discovered that the mammalian chromosomes have been extensively rearranged compared to the chicken chromosomes [7], which is why the latter constitutes a better starting point for tracing the ancestral chromosome arrangement.
The genome is rearranged compared to the available Francisella genomes even though we found no IS-elements in the genome.
Similarly, the human orthologs of UBE4A and USP28 are rearranged compared to birds, and are found on different chromosomes.
The gene order in the Welwitschia chloroplast genome is rearranged compared to more "typical" seed plant plastomes such as Cycas, Amborella, or Nicotiana.
Rearrangments seemed to correlate somewhat with DNA divergence since 24% (30 out of 123) of the fosmid inserts with at least one end having between 80%and94%4% identity with the strain HBSQ001 were rearranged, compared with only 9% (37 out of 402) of those in which both ends had >94% DNA identity.
Except for T. kelanang, the other four mud shrimps have rearranged mt genomes compared to pancrustacean ground pattern.
However, the other four mud shrimps, A. edulis, U. major, N. glyptocercus and N. thermophilus have rearranged mitochondrial genomes compared to the pancrustacean ground pattern [ 56, 57, 61, 62].
The locations of PSM344, PSM305 and PSM364 in foxtail millet suggest that the region distal to PSM344 is rearranged in pearl millet compared to foxtail millet.
A larger set of source recordings would allow creating more versatile content compared to rearranging segments from a single recording.
