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Hi everybody! How can I know if an identifyed SNP is present in a exonic splicing enhancer region? Thank you in advance ;)

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I can speculate on several reasons why knowing whether a SNP is in a conserved region could be useful. First, conserved regions are likely to encode a useful functional motif of a protein. Evolutionary theory suggests that conserved regions vary less because their ...

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Hi! I was asked to see if some of the SNP that I've identified in a portion of a gene are in conservative regions or not. I am using USCS browser to do it, but I don't know what can I conclude from it. I mean is it more or less relevant that a SNP is located in a conservative ...

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... protocol. Have you tried this yet?). Maybe you could type the mtDNA (sequencing, RFLP, SSCP) to get maternal information, and find a variable region of the male sex chromosome (that has no corresponding region on the female sex chromosome - is this possible in your species?) to get paternal ...

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... begin to occur at sites that have already mutated, and the stories they tell begin to get a bit jumbled. Your teacher was referring to the control region, also known as the D-loop, of mtDNA. This region does not contain any genes and so is the most variable region in the mitochondrial genome. It ...

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