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The availability of an increasing number of full genome sequences and high-performance computing provides the basis for analyzing global properties of the genomic text. Methods designed to study linguistic properties of nucleotide sequences have been extensively developed. However, the rules of genome construction remain to be discovered. Chargaff experimentally determined A = T and G = C equimolar frequencies when analyzing both DNA strands together (Lin and Chargaff, 1966). More surprisingly, these equalities are still observed within each strand (Chargaff, 1979; Sueoka, 1999). Are there also intrastrand compositional symmetries in dinucleotides and in higher order oligonucleotides? This paper analyzes the compositional correlations in the complete genomes and

Compositional symmetries in complete genomes