Levels of Ordering in Coding and Noncoding Regions of
DNA Sequences
V.R. Chechetkin, V.V. Lobzin
Physics Letters A, 222, 354-360 (1996)
Abstract
It is shown that the levels of ordering in protein coding
and noncoding stretches of DNA sequences reflect the
complexity of the spatial structures associated with them. The
more complicated structures need higher information and
are encoded by the more irregular stretches. Therefore,
the interrelationship between ordering in exons and
introns is not universal but depends on the mutual
complexity of the corresponding spatial structures.
