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In people with certain brain-related creatine disorders, the most common DNA changes found in three key genes are a type called 'missense' — meaning a small typo that changes one building block of a protein.
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The study looked at 181 DNA changes in three genes linked to a brain disorder and found that the most common type of change was 'missense,' which matches the claim exactly.
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