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Analysis of archaic human haplotypes suggest 5-hmC to act as epigenetic guide for meiotic point recombination

2017-12-02

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Meiotic “point recombination” refers to homologue recombination events affecting only individual SNPs. Driven mostly by gene conversion, it is common process that allows for a gradual adaptation and maturation of haplotypes during genetic evolution. In contrast to crossover recombination it is not tied to predetermined recombination sites and therefore assumed to occur largely randomly. Our analysis of archaic hum...

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97b49550-3ae9-598f-8271-ff536f0bd8da
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10.1101/227702
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