Abstract
Essential structural-statistical properties of coding regions in the genomes of flaviviruses are investigated on base of the Spectral-statistical approach. Both full-length polyprotein coding sequences and their separated structural segments are analyzed. On the whole, structural-statistical properties of the flavivirus genome sequences are shown to be similar to the properties of 3-regularity and latent triplet profile periodicity revealed earlier in the coding regions of prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes. However, two-level organization of coding is not occurred in discrete segments coding for structural proteins in the flavivirus genomes and property of sequence homogeneity is manifested in significant part of such the segments. These coding sequence particularities are explained by simple structure and high mutation rate of the flavivirus genomes.
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