- A base pair (bp) is a
fundamental unit of double-stranded
nucleic acids consisting of two
nucleobases bound to each
other by
hydrogen bonds. They form...
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multicellular eukaryote, A.
thaliana has a
relatively small genome of
around 135
megabase pairs. It was the
first plant to have its
genome sequenced, and is an important...
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number of base pairs,
usually written in
terms of a
million base pairs, or
megabase (Mb). The
human genome has a gene
density of 11-15 genes/Mb,
while the...
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termed 11p
while the
longer arm (q arm) is 11q. At
about 21.5
genes per
megabase,
chromosome 11 is one of the most gene-rich, and disease-rich, chromosomes...
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ascending or
erect stems which are 4-angled. Its
genome size is 273.7
megabase pairs. It is a
commonly used herb in
China and
India for
treating sore...
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tobacco smoke. Tuna and Amos have
summarized the
mutation frequencies per
megabase (Mb) in some carcinomas, as
shown in the
table (along with the indicated...
-
reported in 2010. The
genomes of
cnidarians are
usually less than 500 Mb (
megabases) in size, as in the
Hydra viridissima,
which has a
genome size of approximately...
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nucleotide base pairs,
usually in
megabases (millions of base pairs,
abbreviated Mb or Mbp). One
picogram is
equal to 978
megabases. In
diploid organisms, genome...
- kilobases; the largest—the pandoraviruses—have
genome sizes of
around two
megabases which code for
about 2500 proteins.
Virus genes rarely have
introns and...
- are
involved in cancer. A
unique feature of 8p is a
region of
about 15
megabases that
appears to have a high
mutation rate. This
region shows a significant...
