
Why MTHFR C677T Can Be Hard to Find in Genome Explorer
MTHFR C677T and rs1801133 are the same variant. Learn why it shows as G>A in Genome Explorer and how to find it reliably in your DNA data.
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MTHFR C677T and rs1801133 are the same variant. Learn why it shows as G>A in Genome Explorer and how to find it reliably in your DNA data.
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