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[Arabidopsis] % coding/repeat/unique in Arabidopsis

Gretchen Feulner via arab-gen%40net.bio.net (by gefeulne from ncsu.edu)
Mon Sep 24 12:32:55 EST 2007

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I am doing a comparison of Arabidopsis to members of the Solanaceae family.
I know Arabidopsis has ~27K protein coding genes in its 119Mbp of DNA, but
what percentage of the 27K are unique genes? How much of the genome is
considered to be non-coding? How much is considered repetitive?

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