Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2135267901> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2135267901 endingPage "2114" @default.
- W2135267901 startingPage "2109" @default.
- W2135267901 abstract "Meiosis is a potentially important source of germline mutations, as sites of meiotic recombination experience recurrent double-strand breaks (DSBs). However, evidence for a local mutagenic effect of recombination from population sequence data has been equivocal, likely because mutation is only one of several forces shaping sequence variation. By sequencing large numbers of single crossover molecules obtained from human sperm for two recombination hotspots, we find direct evidence that recombination is mutagenic: Crossovers carry more de novo mutations than nonrecombinant DNA molecules analyzed for the same donors and hotspots. The observed mutations were primarily CG to TA transitions, with a higher frequency of transitions at CpG than non-CpGs sites. This enrichment of mutations at CpG sites at hotspots could predominate in methylated regions involving frequent single-stranded DNA processing as part of DSB repair. In addition, our data set provides evidence that GC alleles are preferentially transmitted during crossing over, opposing mutation, and shows that GC-biased gene conversion (gBGC) predominates over mutation in the sequence evolution of hotspots. These findings are consistent with the idea that gBGC could be an adaptation to counteract the mutational load of recombination." @default.
- W2135267901 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2135267901 creator A5034649119 @default.
- W2135267901 creator A5045799799 @default.
- W2135267901 creator A5062495434 @default.
- W2135267901 creator A5081160694 @default.
- W2135267901 date "2015-02-02" @default.
- W2135267901 modified "2023-10-05" @default.
- W2135267901 title "Crossovers are associated with mutation and biased gene conversion at recombination hotspots" @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1827569717 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1921575925 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1963756058 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1963998725 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1974440260 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1978025281 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1984198684 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1991867417 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1992733095 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W1999583821 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2004391041 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2020331089 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2020784233 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2024372384 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2024459631 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2027373346 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2033565679 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2034078054 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2042497384 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2043419192 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2045601906 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2054560592 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2056954872 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2056986228 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2072688044 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2073365346 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2075319493 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2077357134 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2089489747 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2100238259 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2100255301 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2102668767 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2106559019 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2114632170 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2117123843 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2119279196 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2130030167 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2147641903 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2148875515 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2149943693 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2151468811 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2154762186 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2155964482 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2156789190 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2160330233 @default.
- W2135267901 cites W2418888970 @default.
- W2135267901 doi "https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1416622112" @default.
- W2135267901 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/4343121" @default.
- W2135267901 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25646453" @default.
- W2135267901 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
- W2135267901 type Work @default.
- W2135267901 sameAs 2135267901 @default.
- W2135267901 citedByCount "197" @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012015 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012016 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012017 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012018 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012019 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012020 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012021 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012022 @default.
- W2135267901 countsByYear W21352679012023 @default.
- W2135267901 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2135267901 hasAuthorship W2135267901A5034649119 @default.
- W2135267901 hasAuthorship W2135267901A5045799799 @default.
- W2135267901 hasAuthorship W2135267901A5062495434 @default.
- W2135267901 hasAuthorship W2135267901A5081160694 @default.
- W2135267901 hasBestOaLocation W21352679011 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C102744134 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C112212490 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C140173407 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C148196450 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C150194340 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C156695909 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C190727270 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C501734568 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C54355233 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C552990157 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C102744134 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C104317684 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C112212490 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C140173407 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C148196450 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C150194340 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C156695909 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C190727270 @default.
- W2135267901 hasConceptScore W2135267901C501734568 @default.