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Editing of the rat brain glutamate receptor results in:

Editing of the rat brain glutamate receptor results in:

▸ a change in amino acid at one position from a glutamine to an arginine.

▸ a change in amino acid at one position from arginine to proline.

▸ a change in amino acid at one position from histidine to proline.

▸ a change from an amino acid codon to a stop codon, leading to a shorter product.

▸ a change from a stop codon to an amino acid codon, leading to a longer product.

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