51%), but highly significant ( P (hypergeometric) ≤ 10E-308) increase in AT content with respect to the rest of the genome as well as a reduced gene density (0.25 genes per kb vs. 0.38 genes per kb, P (hypergeometric) ≤ 1E-140); 36.7% of subtelomeric DNA is “genic,” while the corresponding figure for the rest of the genome is 47.72%.
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Genome Sequencing of Multiple Isolates Highlights Subtelomeric Genomic Diversity within Fusarium fujikuroi.
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