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Mispriming in PBAT libraries causes methylation bias and poor mapping efficiencies. Random priming in PBAT libraries introduces drastic biases in the base composition and methylation levels especially at the 5â² end of all reads. As a result, affected bases should be removed from the libraries before the alignment step.
Random changes to the genetic code. Copying errors when DNA replicates or is transcribed into RNA can cause changes in the sequence of bases which makes up the genetic code. Radiation and some chemicals can also cause changes. The examples which follow show some of the easier-to-understand effects of this.