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Due to the fact that the C.remanei and C.brenneri genome is now available, I aligned them using PECAN and could not find the 2 introns in the other species. Therefore I propose that the form without the 2 introns is the ancestral one. | Due to the fact that the C.remanei and C.brenneri genome is now available, I aligned them using PECAN and could not find the 2 introns in the other species. Therefore I propose that the form without the 2 introns is the ancestral one. | ||
| − | Supporting Evidence: [http:// | + | Supporting Evidence: [http://www.sanger.ac.uk/cgi-bin/Projects/C_elegans/compara/mlagan_live.pl?geneid=Y92C3B.2&add=10 PECAN alignment] |
Revision as of 06:05, 11 March 2010
Follow-up to: The C. elegans uaf-1 gene is very different from its C. briggsae ortholog
In a Worm Breeder's Gazette 16:21 article Tom Blumenthal described in 2000 that the C.briggsae ortholog Cbr-uaf-1 is missing 2 introns and that the ancestral form is unknown.
Due to the fact that the C.remanei and C.brenneri genome is now available, I aligned them using PECAN and could not find the 2 introns in the other species. Therefore I propose that the form without the 2 introns is the ancestral one.
Supporting Evidence: PECAN alignment
