What is deletion?
what is deletion in paired-end-read?
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Well exactly I also don't know the meaning of deletion. As far as I know it is an element of a chromosome of DNA that gets lost and this is caused by some kind of genetic disease like male fertility. What idea do you have about deletion?Last edited by Geoffreyion; 06-04-2013, 12:20 AM.click here >>> Light in the box coupon codeComment
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No, this is off base. It is associated with recombination and not caused by disease. Here is the answer: from google. I want to point out that there is a biology stack exchange site for these general questions (though google is probably the best place to start).Originally posted by Geoffreyion View Post
If you are wanting to know something other than the definition of a deletion then we will need to know more. Please reconsider your question and provide more information, otherwise it's not possible to guess what it is you are asking.Originally posted by huanggm View PostLast edited by SES; 08-22-2012, 03:56 AM.Comment
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i also dont know anythin g about dletion as i never heard of it before i would surely like to go through the various sites for getting the details of itLast edited by Carmaiserik; 09-03-2012, 10:10 PM.Comment
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i dont have much idea regarding this word deletion as i am unable to understand it much so i would better advice you to look this at google.com or you can look for this at wikipedia.Last edited by Dogetorenk; 11-15-2012, 08:30 PM.Comment
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really liked the google link lmgtfy and thnx for providing such good information... wasn't aware about the missing chromosomes in the DNA.
check this url >>> http://www.prlog.org/12063250-wayfai...any-order.htmlLast edited by Sebastiann; 02-11-2013, 02:49 AM.Comment
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