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Dinucleotide codon mutations as a marker of diversifying selection in <i>M. tuberculosis</i>

2025-06-02

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The evolution of the human pathogen M. tuberculosis is shaped by various but interconnected processes of drug treatment pressure and host adaptation. We hypothesize that rarely accounted dinucleotide substitutions within a single codon, which allow for a broader range of amino acid substitutions than single nucleotide changes, are a significant aspect of diversifying selection. From the analysis of 43 studies, c...

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bda6cc26-c436-5a9f-b1d7-d23e3ea1a205
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10.1101/2025.05.30.657033
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