Whole-genome sequencing of Linc Ap-1 resulted in a draft assembly of the chromosomal DNA and a complete sequence of the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Despite very high sequence similarity with the mtDNA of Neff, in contrast to Linc Ap-1, the determined DNA sequence revealed a complete absence of introns.
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