Hi Deb's
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If I am understanding correctly the .1C after the 315 denotes the mutation designation point - so the difference to the CRS database is 1 added cytosine, the .2 would be 2 added cytosines and so on. It also makes it clear that it is an added mutation not a substitute from one of the other 3 bases (adenine, thymine, and guanine)
I am not sure if any of that makes sense to anyone else but I think I understand it
Tracy
I understood the alignment position to be 310 T and then 5 cytosines to position 315 in the CRS? Is that wrong?
If I am understanding correctly the .1C after the 315 denotes the mutation designation point - so the difference to the CRS database is 1 added cytosine, the .2 would be 2 added cytosines and so on. It also makes it clear that it is an added mutation not a substitute from one of the other 3 bases (adenine, thymine, and guanine)
I am not sure if any of that makes sense to anyone else but I think I understand it
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Tracy
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