Author: Manish Tiwari; Divya Mishra
Title: Investigating the genomic landscape in novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) genomes to identify non-synonymous mutations for use in diagnosis and drug design Document date: 2020_4_18
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Snippet: showed that several nucleotide sites were unique in hCoV sequences when compared to other coronaviruses (Table 2) . Among these sites, C :T (hCoV :other coronavirus) is the most prevalent substitution followed by T:C, G:A and A:G (Table 2 ). Many regions were absent in bat and SARS coronavirus genome when compared to hCoV, bat-hCoV and pangolin-hCoV......
Document: showed that several nucleotide sites were unique in hCoV sequences when compared to other coronaviruses (Table 2) . Among these sites, C :T (hCoV :other coronavirus) is the most prevalent substitution followed by T:C, G:A and A:G (Table 2 ). Many regions were absent in bat and SARS coronavirus genome when compared to hCoV, bat-hCoV and pangolin-hCoV.
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