I need a couple of examples of variants that have multiple alleles. For example, a substitution at a genomic location where there are two
I need a couple of examples of variants that have multiple alleles. For example, a substitution at a genomic location where there are two possible base pair substitutions, such as T>G or T>C. Ideally I'd like to see this example in dbSNP, NHLBI ESP
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Hello priyag8179!
Why do you ask the very same question? variants that have multiple alleles
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