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Because the HFE-Gen has no annotated functional site, we can just adress the biochemical changes for each SNP. A change in functionality or stability can not described.<br> |
Because the HFE-Gen has no annotated functional site, we can just adress the biochemical changes for each SNP. A change in functionality or stability can not described.<br> |
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To compare the biochemical properties of the amino acid's, we used the very convenient function of [http://www.wolframalpha.com/ wolfram alpha]. |
To compare the biochemical properties of the amino acid's, we used the very convenient function of [http://www.wolframalpha.com/ wolfram alpha]. |
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Revision as of 15:07, 24 June 2011
SNP's
Because the HFE-Gen has no annotated functional site, we can just adress the biochemical changes for each SNP. A change in functionality or stability can not described.
To compare the biochemical properties of the amino acid's, we used the very convenient function of wolfram alpha.
Mutation | Position | Database | Physicochemical changes |
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S/C | 65 | HGMD/dbSNP | |
I/T | 105 | HGMD/dbSNP | |
Q/H | 127 | HGMD/dbSNP | |
C/Y,S | 282 | HGMD/dbSNP | |
R/M | 330 | HGMD | |
A/V | 176 | HGMD | |
R/S | 6 | HGMD | |
T/I | 217 | dbSNP | |
M/T | 35 | dbSNP | |
R/M | 58 | dbSNP |