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An in silico approach for the identification of detrimental missense SNPs and their potential impacts on human CRY2 protein

2022-12-29

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>CRY2 is one of the four central proteins of the cell-autonomous molecular clock in mammals. Numerous missense SNPs have been reported in the cry2 gene which results in missense variants of CRY2. These were correlated with diverse metabolic diseases as well as autism spectrum disorders. Thus, we performed in silico analysis of the human CRY2 (hCRY2) protein, assessing the structural stab...

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46a41ab3-0079-5f2b-91e9-8e9a5f718ddf
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2400566/v1
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