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V genes in primates from whole genome shotgun data
bioRxiv
Jul 8, 2014
David N Olivieri, Francisco Gambón-Deza
PMID: 990006924
DOI: 10.1101/006924
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Abstract
The adaptive immune system uses V genes for antigen recognition. The evolutionary diversification and selection processes within and across species and orders are poorly understood. Here, we studied the amino acid (AA) sequences obtained of translated in-frame V exons of immunoglobulins...read more
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Immune System
Comparative Analysis
Species
Immunoglobulin G
Recognition (Psychology)
Genome
Adaptation
Biochemical Pathway
Genetic Loci
T-Lymphocyte
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V genes in primates from whole genome shotgun data
Abstract
The adaptive immune system uses V genes for antigen recognition. The evolutionary diversification and selection processes within and across species and orders are poorly understood. Here, we studied the amino acid (AA) sequences obtained of translated in-frame V exons of immunoglobulins...read more
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Immune System
Comparative Analysis
Species
Immunoglobulin G
Recognition (Psychology)
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