Article
The single strand conformational analysis of cattle and human single nucleotide polymorphisms may be biased towards specific sequence motifs that minimize local secondary structure of single strand DNA.
Animal biotechnology - 1 May 2001
Barendse W, Armitage S M
Abstract excerpt
Single strand conformational polymorphisms (SSCP) resulting from point mutations were found to be associated preferentially with two DNA sequence motifs. These motifs are (1) three or more of the same base but in which the polymorphism is not due to length variation and (2) a region of polypurine or polypyrimidine bases. These motifs were identified after SSCP alleles from cattle were sequenced. The sequence...
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