Talk:Kataegis

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I'm trying to merge the etymology part of this article with the lead, and add in two more sections describing the mechanism and the clinical significance for kataegis. I'm basically going to explain more on the pattern of kataegis and specify how APOBEC deaminase family and translesional DNA synthesis DNA polymerases are related to basepair mutation in kataegis. Any suggestions on other related enzymes/causes/anything? -from Aureliall (talk) 00:54, 9 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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