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内分泌蛋白 (ENG) 基因中的等位基因脱落是由除了初始结合部位之外的共同重复引起的

Anna G Shestak1, Victoria A Rumyantseva1, Elena V Zaklyazminskaya1,2

  • 1Medical Genetics Laboratory, Petrovsky National Research Center of Surgery, Moscow, Russia.

Frontiers in genetics
|July 16, 2025
PubMed
概括

在基因检测中,等位基因脱落 (ADO) 可能导致错误的结果. 在内分泌蛋白 (ENG) 基因附近的一个常见的重复.

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在DNA诊断和DNA诊断方面.在 ENG ENG 中.HHT HHT HHT 的时间.桑格尔测序是什么意思基性脱落是指基性脱落.诊断产出率是指诊断产出率是指诊断产出率.遗传性出血性电脉切开症 (telangiectasia) 是一种遗传性出血性电脉切开症.这是下一代测序.

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