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Point accepted mutation

A point accepted mutation — also known as a PAM — is the replacement of a single amino acid in the primary structure of a protein with another single amino acid, which is accepted by the processes of natural selection. This definition does not include all point mutations in the DNA of an organism. In particular, silent mutations are not point accepted…

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Biological background

Construction of PAM matrices

Properties of the PAM matrices

An example - PAM250

Uses in bioinformatics

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Point accepted mutation

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Avg. degree1.96
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Point accepted mutation

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related to Terminology · 8
Point accepted mutation → APM, Because, However, It, PAM, PAMn, PAMs, The
related to Construction of the PAMn matrices · 5
Point accepted mutation → PAM1, PAMn, The, The Markov, The PAMn

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amino mutation acids acid matrix pam mutations displaystyle matrices protein proteins point accepted number time probability used two per pamn

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Point accepted mutationrelated to Construction of the PAMn matricesThe Markov0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to Construction of the PAMn matricesPAMn0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to Construction of the PAMn matricesPAM10.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to Construction of the PAMn matricesThe PAMn0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to Construction of the PAMn matricesThe0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to TerminologyThe0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to TerminologyHowever0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to TerminologyPAM0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to TerminologyAPM0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to TerminologyBecause0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to TerminologyPAMn0.60section
Point accepted mutationrelated to TerminologyIt0.60section

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