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Extensive <i>de novo</i> mutation rate variation between individuals and across the genome of <i>Chlamydomonas reinhardtii</i>

2015-02-26

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Describing the process of spontaneous mutation is fundamental for understanding the genetic basis of disease, the threat posed by declining population size in conservation biology, and in much evolutionary biology. However, directly studying spontaneous mutation is difficult because of the rarity of de novo mutations. Mutation accumulation (MA) experiments overcome this by allowing mutations to build up over many...

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cad9a368-0389-5337-b186-3a06355f454d
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10.1101/015693
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