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DigiPINS: a database for vertebrate exonic single nucleotide polymorphisms and its application to cancer association studies.
Biochimie - 1 Apr 2008
Navratil Vincent, Penel Simon, Delmotte Stéphane, Mouchiroud Dominique, Gautier Christian, Aouacheria Abdel
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Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), which are the most abundant form of genetic variations in numerous organisms, have emerged as important tools for the study of complex genetic traits and deciphering of genome evolution. High-throughput genome sequencing projects worldwide provide an unprecedented opportunity for whole-genome SNP analysis in a variety of species. To facilitate SNP discovery in vertebrates,...
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