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Low hanging fruit: a subset of human cSNPs is both highly non-uniform and predictable.
Gene - 17 Jul 2003
Horvath Monica M, Fondon John W, Garner Harold R
Abstract excerpt
We present a point mutation classification method that contrasts SNP databases and has the potential to illuminate the relative mutational load of genes caused by codon bias. We group point variation gleaned from public databases by their wild-type and mutant codons, e.g. codon mutation classes (CMCs, 576 possible such as ACG-->ATG), whose frequencies in a database are assembled into a BLOSUM-style matrix...
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