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cord-004893-28mrzvsc	Pavesi, Angelo	On the Informational Content of Overlapping Genes in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Viruses	1997		.txt	text/plain	3783	161	48	At the level of codon usage, a low degree of correlation between overlapping and nonoverlapping coding regions characterized the first pattern, whereas a close link was found in tymoviruses, indicating a fine adaptation of the overlapping frame to the original codon choice of the virus. Here, we present an analysis at different levels of complexity (divergence from randomness of mono-and dinucleotide composition, choice of synonymous codons, and frequency of occurrence of amino acid residues) of the informational content of overlapping genes. The graphical representation ( Fig. 2) of the average values of the D 1 and D 2 indices, calculated by grouping the 12 viruses under examination in the five corresponding families (coliphage, hepatitis B virus, HIV-1 lentivirus, luteovirus, and tymovirus), led to the identification of two different informational patterns in the viral coding sequences.	./cache/cord-004893-28mrzvsc.txt	./txt/cord-004893-28mrzvsc.txt