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The authors perform a computational analysis of mutagenesis at non-B DNA structures formed by repetitive sequences. Having removed confounding factors, they present a landscape of mutagenesis different than previously thought, in which mechanisms such as the formation of abnormal secondary structures, polymerase slippage and occasional takeover by error-prone polymerases play an important role within, but not surrounding, the motifs.
