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Organization of Genetic Material 3.  Split Genes, Overlapping Genes and Pseudogenes
Split genes or interrupted genes 
Discovery and nature of split genes
R-loop mapping and restriction mapping of interrupted genes
Structure of chicken ovalbumin split gene
Split genes in fungal mitochondria
Split genes in chloroplasts
Intron of one gene may contain exon of another gene
Exon sequences are conserved, but intron sequences vary
Introns with coding sequences
Overlapping genes
Pseudogenes
Promiscuous DNA

 
     






     
     
 
 
     
 
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