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Minimal repeat sequences are ubiquitous sites of unequal crossover and recombination across the human genome

2025-02-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background We previously reported that a major portion of trinucleotide two-repeat units (TTUs) are sites of unequal crossover and consequent colonization, that are massively spread and shared across the genomes of human and several other primates. These sites underscore the preference of AT- over CG-rich sequences, as recombination sites. Methods Here we extended our study to dinucle...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5950428/v1
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