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C and G are frequently mutated into T and A in coding regions of human genes.

Molecular genetics and genomics : MGG - 2 Mar 2024

Wang Yong, Chen Ke-Ping

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Nucleotide mutations in human genes have long been a hot subject for study because some of them may lead to severe human diseases. Understanding the general mutational process and evolutionary trend of human genes could help answer such questions as why certain diseases occur and what challenges we face in protecting human health. In this study, we conducted statistics on 89,895 single-nucleotide variations...

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PMID: 38431687
DOI: 10.1007/s00438-024-02118-5

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