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Asymmetric mutation around the recombination break point of immunoglobulin class switch sequences on extrachromosomal substrates.

Nucleic acids research - 1 Jun 1996

Li J, Daniels G A, Lieber M R

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Junctions at class switch recombination sites in the genome are characterized by a unique sequence feature. Nucleotide substitutions and small deletions are common on either of the two sides of the switch junction, but not on both together. We have previously reported an extrachromosomal substrate assay system for analyzing the recombination of class switch sequences. Here we have sequenced nine junctions on each...

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PMID: 8668542
DOI: 10.1093/nar/24.11.2104
PMCID: PMC145906

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