CpG dinucleotides are "hotspots" for mutation in the antithrombin III gene. Twelve variants identified using the polymerase chain reaction (Q69431414)

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English	CpG dinucleotides are "hotspots" for mutation in the antithrombin III gene. Twelve variants identified using the polymerase chain reaction	scientific article published on 01 June 1989

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CpG dinucleotides are "hotspots" for mutation in the antithrombin III gene. Twelve variants identified using the polymerase chain reaction (English)

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Perry DJ

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Carrell RW

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1 June 1989

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Molecular Biology and Medicine

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6

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3

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239-243

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