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Non-random patterns of nucleotide substitutions and codon strategy in the mammalian mitochondrial genes coding for identified and unidentified reading frames.

The base sequence of large part of the mitochondrial DNA of Wistar rats is presented. The sequence is compared with those of other mammalian mitochondrial DNAs. The nucleotide and amino acid homologies, codon strategy, nature and patterns of substitutions are reported. It results a very high amount of silent substitutions and, in short divergence time, a predominance of transitions on transversions. In both types of substitutions a strong bias in avoiding the use of the G in the third codon position is observed.