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  1. ....5%–56%) increase in the dnSNV rate with ART compared with naturally conceived mice (P = 0.017). Analysis of the dnSNV mutation spectrum identifies signatures attributable to germline DNA repair activity but reveals no differentially enriched signatures between cohorts. We observe no enrichment of dn...
  2. ...the different types of changes in the DNA sequence arise and their underlying mechanisms. New mutations are fundamental for many questions in evolutionary biology, and efforts to estimate their rates originated early in the history of genetics by phenotypic analysis of mutation accumulation (MA) lines...
  3. ...will benefit future studies in population and evolutionary genetics.Mutation is the ultimate source of all genetic variation, and the mutation rate consequently plays a key role in evolutionary processes (Lynch 2010; Lynch et al. 2016). Although the germline mutation rate is thought to be lower than...
  4. ...-performance genomics data visualization and exploration. Brief Bioinform 14: 178–192. Uchimura A, Higuchi M, Minakuchi Y, Ohno M, Toyoda A, Fujiyama A, Miura I, Wakana S, Nishino J, Yagi T. 2015. Germline mutation rates and the long-term phenotypic effects of mutation accumulation in wild-type laboratory mice...
  5. ...mutations (Fig. 4A).The signature (Alexandrov et al. 2020) of mouse postzygotic mutations (validated mosaic mutations detected using deep-coverage WGS on five mice) resembled human postzygotic (Bizzotto et al. 2021) and mouse germline (de novo germline mutations accumulated in the long-term mouse inbreeding...
  6. ...rates and patterns. Highlights of our results include: a high rate of multinucleotide mutation events at both short (∼5 bp) and long (∼1 kb) genomic distances, showing that mutation drives GC content lower in already GC-poor regions, and using our precise context-dependent mutation rates to predict long-term...
  7. ...for a single truncated Ercc1 allele, which largely corrupts protein function (Weeda et al. 1997; Dollé et al. 2011) and results in decreased NER-activity (Su et al. 2012). Ercc1−/Δ mice have five times shorter lives than wild-type (WT) littermates (Dollé et al. 2011; Vermeij et al. 2016). The livers of Ercc1...
  8. ...compared to primates (Li and Tanimura 1987; Li et al. 1996). In this hypothesis, most single nucleotide mutations occur during DNA replication in the male germline, and the larger number of passages associated with the rodent's shorter generation time accumulates more mutations in the same period of time...
  9. ...families (Dewannieux et al. 2004; Ribet et al. 2004, 2008b). During our positional cloning efforts to identify the rat hd mutation (Krenova et al. 1999), we performed extensive sequencing of the critical region on chromosome 10 on the genomic and cDNA level (data not shown). Compared to wild-type reference...
  10. ...comprised 19,374 coding genes and as estimated by compleasm in protein mode, completely contains 99.91% of the mammalian BUSCO genes, which indicates a very high completeness.Long-term demographic history of the garden dormouseTo gain insight into the demographic history of the garden dormouse...
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