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The relationship of protein conservation and sequence length
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2002
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David J. Lipman
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Alexander Souvorov
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Eugene V Koonin
National Center for Biotechnology Information
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There is a relationship between protein conservation and sequence length. For all the organisms studied, there seems to be a significant evolutionary trend favoring shorter proteins in the absence of other, more specific functional constraints.
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