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CG-rich trinucleotide two-repeats signify novel recombination hotspots conserved across primates and mouse

2024-05-13

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>We previously reported colonies of GGC and GCC two-repeat units (dyads) across the human genome, which were conserved across great apes. On a genome-wide scale, here we extended our methodology, and mapped the two-repeat units of all combinations of C and G trinucleotides in human, consisting of CCG, CGG, CGC, GGC, GCG, and CGC. The majority of the units coincided in 81,118 colonies (di...

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3778f229-9bdb-5bcf-875b-d479c89320d1
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4371055/v1
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