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> But the protein for Histone-4 is coded for by a gene, the histone H4 gene.
> But this is even more invariant, only differing in 2 loci out of 306!:
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I would be interested to know how a gene can be more invariant than the protein it
codes for. Less invariant I could understand as being due to the redundancy of the
genetic code: more than one triplet can result in a given amino acid at a given
position in the protein sequence. But I'm having trouble working out how it can be
more invariant.
/Gary
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