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A predicted deleterious allele of the essential meiosis gene <i>MND1</i> , present in ~3% of East Asians, does not disrupt reproduction in mice

2019-06-18

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Infertility is a major health problem affecting ~15% of couples worldwide. Except for cases involving readily-detectable chromosome aberrations, confident identification of a causative genetic defect is problematic. Despite the advent of genome sequencing for diagnostic purposes, the preponderance of segregating genetic variants complicates identification of culprit genetic alleles or mutations. Many algorithms ha...

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27ce8b82-7edd-51e7-b7c2-d4a6deb5a0d3
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10.1101/673145
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