Chapter 1.2: Mutation Databases: Overview and Catalogues
Abstract
Genetics is the study of inheritance, genomics is the study of genomes,1 and mutations, or nucleotide changes, occur at the interface between the two. Mutations are the source of genetic variation and diversity, and by their effect some are pathogenic while others are neutral. By definition, the majority of mutations documented in this eighth edition of The Metabolic and Molecular Bases of Inherited Disease are pathogenic.
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