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Mouse Resequencing and SNP Discovery Project Completed
A recently completed DNA sequencing of the 15 mouse strains most commonly used in biomedical research showed that there were more than 8.3 million single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in their genomes. These data will help researchers understand and possibly identify potential therapeutic targets in variety of diseases such as Parkinson's, cancer, diabetes, heart and lung diseases, reproductive diseases, and asthma and other childhood diseases, which are affected by exposure to environmental substances.
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