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mold genome project
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"The slime mold's chromosome 2 contains nearly 25% of the organism's genome. Now that its genome has been sequenced, it is possible to compare it to those of other organisms. The mold's proteins are more like animal proteins than those of plants or fungi. This is not surprising, since this organism evolved after plants and animals had become separate kingdoms, but just before multicellular organisms had begun to evolve distinct organ systems.
Reference: Gloeckner, G., Eichinger, L., Szafranski, K. et al. 2002. Sequence and analysis of chromosome 2 of Dictyostelium discoideum. Nature 417(6893):79-85."
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