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The Chlorella H+/hexose cotransporter gene

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The complete genomic sequence of the inducible Chlorella kessleri H+/hexose cotransporter (HUP1) has been obtained from two overlapping clones isolated from a λgt10 library. The HUP1 gene is interrupted by 14 introns with the first intron being located in the 5′-untranslated part of the gene. The average intron length is 220 bp, yielding a very regular intron/exon pattern in the gene. The codon usage in this gene is strongly biased with a clear preference for C and a strong suppression of A. A consensus sequence for a putative algal polyadenylation sequence is shown and compared with other algal cDNA sequences.

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Wolf, K., Tanner, W. & Sauer, N. The Chlorella H+/hexose cotransporter gene. Curr Genet 19, 215–219 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00336489

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