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How sequence context-dependent mutability drives mutation rate variation in the genome

2021-07-21

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The rate of mutations varies >100-fold across the genome, altering the rate of evolution, and susceptibility to genetic diseases. The strongest predictor of mutation rate is the sequence itself, varying 75-fold between trinucleotides. The fact that DNA sequence drives its own mutation rate raises a simple but important prediction; highly mutable sequences will mutate more frequently and eliminate themselves in fav...

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83373294-860c-50e4-a6eb-163acc450e19
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10.1101/2021.07.20.453104
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