Banerjee, M. and Brown, T. A. (2004). Non-random DNA damage resulting from heat treatment:. J Archaeol Sci 31 (1). Vol 31(1), pp. 59-63.

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Non-random DNA damage resulting from heat treatment:
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implications for sequence analysis of ancient DNA
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J Archaeol Sci 31 (1)
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Journal of Archaeological Science
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31 (1)
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59 - 63
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Results of an experiment to replicate damage occurring during preservation of ancient DNA. The authors anticipated that nucleotide changes indicating damage would be randomly distributed, but this was not the case. They propose that, if non-random sequence changes are a widespread feature of DNA degradation, then current strategies for analysis of ancient DNA sequences should be revised, as these could lead to nucleotide variations that are artefacts resulting from DNA diagenesis being mistaken for genuine sequence features of the ancient DNA.
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Monica Banerjee
Terence (Terry) A Brown
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2004
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Heat-Treatment (BIAB)
Dna [Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid] (BIAB)
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03 Dec 2004