'Overall, genes that belong to the same protein complex or that are coexpressed were significantly more likely to show evidence of intron length coevolution than matched, randomly sampled genes' Keane & Seoighe, 2016 https://t.co/TDuPX5rdWj
Timely! "[T]he contribution of introns to the time required for transcription can also be functionally significant." https://t.co/rduKw7Uxv2 https://t.co/QRbgUclCYU
RT @DanGraur: Intron length evolution: A case of indifferent DNA? https://t.co/dC1i7Xixxa https://t.co/mE8MBm67ES
Intron length evolution: A case of indifferent DNA? https://t.co/dC1i7Xixxa https://t.co/mE8MBm67ES