... Chapter 21 Genomes and Their Evolution...
...techniques for mapping genomes by rapid, complete...
...mammoth. Comparing the genomes of more distantly...
...characteristics. Comparing the genomes of plants and...
...products. With the genomes of many species...
...organization of many genomes. Geneticists had karyotypes...
...sequencing of whole genomes should start directly...
...bioinformatics to analyze genomes and their functions....
...success in sequencing genomes and studying entire...
...(proteomes) encoded by genomes, an approach called...
...diseases. Concept 21.3 Genomes vary in size,...
...more than 600 genomes had been completed...
...more than 2,100 genomes was in progress....
...about 500 are genomes of bacteria and...
...45 are archaeal genomes. Among the 65...
...smaller to larger genomes. Most bacterial genomes...
...genomes. Most bacterial genomes have between 1...
...has 4.6 Mb. Genomes of archaea are...
...range of bacterial genomes. Eukaryotic genomes tend...
...bacterial genomes. Eukaryotic genomes tend to be...
...and plants have genomes with at least...
...genome, whereas human genomes have 3,200 Mb....
...a nematode? Vertebrate genomes use extensive alternative...
...eukaryotes have larger genomes but lower gene...
...archaea. Among the genomes that have been...
...density. In bacterial genomes, most of the...
...portion of the genomes of most multicellular...
...persisted in diverse genomes over many hundreds...
...Comparisons of the genomes of humans, rats,...
...scattered throughout eukaryotic genomes. Transposable elements and...
...of most mammalian genomes and even higher...
...percentages of the genomes of amphibians and...
...In most eukaryotic genomes, such solitary genes...
...The size of genomes has increased over...
...percentage of eukaryotic genomes suggests that they...
...history. Comparing the genomes of different species...
...understanding of how genomes evolve. Concept 21.6...
...the genes and genomes of two species,...
...history. Comparing the genomes of closely related...
...events; comparing the genomes of distantly related...
...yeast counterparts. The genomes of closely related...
...genome with the genomes of the chimpanzee,...
...chimp and human genomes differ by only...
...known. Analysis of genomes is increasing our...
...differences in individual genomes is likely to...
...new ones. The genomes of related species...

...By comparison, bacterial genomes contain 200 to...
...to synthesize new genomes along the templates...
...viruses with RNA genomes have an envelope,...
...some with DNA genomes. Viruses equipped with...
...proteins and as genomes for new virus...
...sources of viral genomes include plasmids and...
...than with the genomes of viruses infecting...
...hallmarks of cellular genomes. These products include...
...viruses and the genomes of their hosts...
...viral proteins or genomes. Agricultural scientists have...