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December 2023
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A child holds an accordion that printed with a DNA repeat picture. Repeats are primed to be like an accordion with the potential to expand or contract. When it (i.e. repeat) expands too much, the music (i.e. gene) no longer plays. Photo credit: Worrawat Engchuan
ISSN 2397-8554
EISSN 2397-8562
In this Issue
DNA Repeat Expansion in Disease
Review Articles
Expanding horizons of tandem repeats in biology and medicine: Why ‘genomic dark matter’ matters
Emerg Top Life Sci (2023) 7 (3): 239–247.
Unravelling the link between neurodevelopmental disorders and short tandem CGG-repeat expansions
Emerg Top Life Sci (2023) 7 (3): 265–275.
Insights into common fragile site instability: DNA replication challenges at DNA repeat sequences
Emerg Top Life Sci (2023) 7 (3): 277–287.
The molecular mechanisms of spinocerebellar ataxias for DNA repeat expansion in disease
Emerg Top Life Sci (2023) 7 (3): 289–312.
Challenges facing repeat expansion identification, characterisation, and the pathway to discovery
Emerg Top Life Sci (2023) 7 (3): 339–348.
Detection and discovery of repeat expansions in ataxia enabled by next-generation sequencing: present and future
Emerg Top Life Sci (2023) 7 (3): 349–359.
Advances in the discovery and analyses of human tandem repeats
Emerg Top Life Sci (2023) 7 (3): 361–381.
