The biology, structure and thermodynamic properties of (CTG)n and (CGG)n trinucleotide repeats from human hereditary diseases /
Since 1991, 12 human loci, responsible for 10 genetic diseases, have been identified in which a normally polymorphic TR undergoes a mutational event where the length of the repeat expands, in some cases, quite dramatically. To understand the underlying molecular mechanism of this expansion, we cond...
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| Call Number: |
1996 Dissertation G45 |
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| Call Number | Status | Get It |
| 1996 Dissertation G45 | Available | |