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single nucleotide polymorphism A common single-base pair variation in a DNA sequence.
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single nucleotide polymorphism Genetic polymorphisms are natural variations in the genomic DNA sequence present in greater than 1% of the population, with SNP representing DNA variations in a single nucleotide. SNPs are being widely used to better understand disease processes, thereby paving the way for genetic-based diagnostics and therapeutics.
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single nucleotide polymorphism Inter-individual variations in the genetic code at the level of one nucleotide.
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single nucleotide polymorphism A genetic change that is caused by substitution of a single nucleotide.
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single nucleotide polymorphism Variations in the sequence of DNA among individuals that are present in humans with a frequency of about once in every 1000 bases, and useful in assessing the patterns of inheritance in genetic linkage studies.
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