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03-30-2006, 03:43 PM
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 sequence variation Hi NG. I seem to remember from my genetic class that one way of generating sequence variation in genes (or gene families) is that transcribed mRNA recombines back into the genome, and as a consequence of the lower fidelity of the RNA pol there will be point mutations in some of the mRNAs! Could anyone please provide me with a reference on this phenonemon. Thanks in advance AS  |
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