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The length of coding sequence series in microbial genomes were regarded as afluctuating system and characterized by the methods of statistical physics. Thedistribution and the correlatin properties of 50 genomes including bacteria andseveral archaea were investigated. The distribution was investigated byrank-size analysis (Zipf's law. We found that coding sequence lengths series donot obey Zipf's law contrary to natural languages. The distribution was foundto be more closely to an exponential distribution. The correlation appeared tobe similar to natural languages. Segmentation analysis of the series showed tobe short range memory systems.

Microbial genome as a fluctuating system: Distribution and correlation of coding sequence lengths