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* Single stranded DNA deaminates significantly faster (> 100 times) than double stranded DNA
* Single stranded DNA deaminates significantly faster (> 100 times) than double stranded DNA
* Mispaired Cs (C:C and T:C) are 1-2 orders of magnitude more likely to deaminate than in double stranded DNA (similar to single stranded DNA)
* Mispaired Cs (C:C and T:C) are 1-2 orders of magnitude more likely to deaminate than in double stranded DNA (similar to single stranded DNA)
* The rate of deamination of C mispairs was around <math>(8-40)\cdot 10^{-10}</math>/sec at 60C and at 37C, it is about <math>(4-13)\cdot 10^{-10}</math>/sec
* The rate of deamination of C mispairs is around <math>(8-40)\cdot 10^{-10}</math>/sec at 60C and about <math>(4-13)\cdot 10^{-10}</math>/sec at 37C


==Strand cleavage==
==Strand cleavage==
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