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Mutation bias implicates RNA editing in a wide range of mammalian RNA viruses

2021-02-09

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The rapid evolution of RNA viruses has been long considered to result from a combination of high copying error frequencies during RNA replication, short generation times and the consequent extensive fixation of neutral or adaptive changes over short periods. While both the identities and sites of mutations are typically modelled as being random, recent investigations of sequence diversity of SAR...

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98fbd206-645c-5d42-9ebf-871d13bf9508
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10.1101/2021.02.09.430395
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