Mutation detection is a crucial aspect of genetic research, enabling us to understand the mechanisms underlying genetic disorders and evolutionary processes. However, detecting spontaneous mutations in DNA, particularly in the case of E. coli, poses significant challenges due to background noise. In this article, we explore the application of duplex DNA sequencing as a powerful tool to overcome these limitations and enhance mutation detection in E. coli DNA. By utilizing this innovative technique, researchers can gain deeper insights into the mutational landscape of E. coli, leading to a better understanding of its adaptive responses, genetic stability and potential implications in various fields of biology and medicine.
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