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Predicting the occurrence of variants in <i>RAG1</i> and <i>RAG2</i>

2018-02-27

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While widespread genome sequencing ushers in a new era of preventive medicine, the tools for predictive genomics are still lacking. Time and resource limitations mean that human diseases remain uncharacterised because of an inability to predict clinically relevant genetic variants. A strategy of targeting highly conserved protein regions is used commonly in functional studies. However, this benefit is lost for rar...

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a06e3781-5c68-55a1-8690-f168578a5f9c
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10.1101/272609
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