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cob - apocytochrome b

Podospora anserina

Cummings, D.J. et al., Jamet-Vierny, C. et al.

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By DNA sequencing and hybridization experiments we have localized the genes cob and col on the mitochondrial chromosome of Podospora anserina [1].
DNA sequence analysis of the apocytochrome b gene of Podospora anserina: a new family of intronic open reading frame [2].
The 5,969 bp (base pair) DNA sequence of the apocytochrome b mitochondrial (mt) gene of race A Podospora anserina was located in a 8.5 Kbp region [2].

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A 20 X 10(3)-base mosaic gene identified on the mitochondrial chromosome of Podospora anserina. Jamet-Vierny, C., Begel, O., Belcour, L. Eur. J. Biochem. (1984) [Pubmed]
DNA sequence analysis of the apocytochrome b gene of Podospora anserina: a new family of intronic open reading frame. Cummings, D.J., Michel, F., McNally, K.L. Curr. Genet. (1989) [Pubmed]

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