Overlapping Genes
Overlapping Genes is a genomic organization phenomenon in which two or more genes share nucleotide sequences within the same DNA region, distinguished by their use of different reading frames or transcriptional orientations.
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Overlapping genes in bacteriophage φX174
B. G. Barrell, Gillian M. Air, Clyde A. Hutchison · Nature · 1976 · 348 citations
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