tRNA codon bias in the Straboviridae phage family.

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posted on 2025-02-21, 18:30 authored by Marissa R. Gittrich, Courtney M. Sanderson, James M. Wainaina, Cara M. Noel, Jonathan E. Leopold, Erica Babusci, Sumeyra C. Selbes, Olivia R. Farinas, Jack Caine, Joshua Davis II, Vivek K. Mutalik, Paul Hyman, Matthew B. Sullivan

(A) cosine similarity of codons of each phage compared to Klebsiella sp. M5a1 for all genes, (B) genes in the late stage of phage infection, and (C) structural genes in the late stage of phage infection.

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tRNA codon bias in the Straboviridae phage family.

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