… with repetitive motif CTTTT (25% of the detected mutations) and the lowest frequency
corresponding to the group with repetitive motifs … between groups with repetitive motifs with …

… Short tandem repeats (STRs) are highly polymorphic repetitive sequences of short (1–6 bp)
motifs … STR variability can refer to changes in repeat length, motif structure and sequence. …

… It is sometimes possible to define different repetitive motifs, even though the choice of the
strand is clear. In the two following examples, the initial point for reading the repeat motif is …

… Here, new generation genomic resources were used to analyse the repetitive fraction of the
… short tandem repeats identified in WG were tetranucleotide motifs while trinucleotide motifs …

… The simplest explanation is that several nucleotide substitutions in repetitive motifs would
precede the slippage dinucleotide mutation particularly between recently diverged groups. …

… Short tandem repeats (STRs), also known as microsatellites, consist of repeating motifs of
1–6 base pairs (bp) and comprise about 3% of the human genome [1]. Their repetitive nature …

… Variable number tandem repeats (VNTRs) are repetitive DNA sequences with the size of
a repeat unit >6 nucleotides. The copy number of a repeat unit is hypervariable owing to its …

… Short tandem repeats (STRs) are a class of repetitive elements composed of tandem arrays
of 1–6 base pair sequence motifs 1 … as its genomic context and sequence motif (Table 1). For …

… Short tandem repeats (STRs), or microsatellites, are DNA sequences, typically less than
100-bp long, in which motifs of 1–6 bp are repeated in tandem. They are abundantly distributed …

… tandem repeats composed of shorter monomeric units (especially dinucleotide and 9–30-bp
repeats), while higher repetitive … As for the telomeric sequences, we have found the motif (…