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Distinguishing the disease-associated SNPs based on composition frequency analysis.
Interdisciplinary sciences, computational life sciences - 1 Dec 2017
Li Wenling, Li Menglong, Pu Xuemei, Guo Yanzhi
Abstract excerpt
Single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) is a basical variation in genome. When SNPs occur at the binding sites of microRNA, they can influence the binding efficiency, cause a fluctuation of the mRNA in vivo, and thus arouse posttranscriptional level abnormality. Therefore, SNP has a strong correlation with diseases. Although enormous SNPs have been experimentally identified, only a tiny proportion of them are truly...
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