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Delineating Mutation Bias and Selection during Plant Development

2025-11-03

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Plants accumulate germline mutations through meristematic lineages where somatic purifying selection could remove deleterious coding mutations and produce perceived mutation biases, like lower genic mutation rates. Here we describe a quantitative framework that uses mutation spectra and genome architecture to separate missing coding mutations from true genic hypomutation for selection-corrected estimates of mutati...

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Literature Corpus work: cf756b64-3c3a-5d1c-b5c1-870d452b0570
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.01.686053

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