Meanings of prokaryotic genomes in English

We give examples of its application to numerous other eukaryotic and prokaryotic genomes and suggest additional applications.

Background: The increasing number of sequenced prokaryotic genomes contains a wealth of genomic data that needs to be effectively analysed.

What are the forces that shape the structure of prokaryotic genomes: the order of genes, their proximity, and their orientation?

Large-scale sequencing of prokaryotic genomes demands the automation of certain annotation tasks currently manually performed in the production of the SWISS-PROT protein knowledgebase.

Since only a small fraction of prokaryotic genomes is not protein coding even a minor change in genomic base composition will induce profound protein changes.

Furthermore, the screening of -5000representative prokaryotic genomes made by GeneMarkS- 2predictedfrequent leaderless transcription in both archaea and bacteria.