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where `gene` is a gene code (or `nuc` for the genomic nucleotide sequence), `ref` is the nucleotide or amino acids in the reference, `alt` is the specific nucleotide or amino acid for the mutatant. Either of `ref` or `alt` can be missing if no specific state is required.
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Rules can either specify [min|max]_[ref|alt|ambig|oth] OR the call required at a mutation e.g. "N:S235F": (not )[ref|alt|ambig|oth]
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## Valid Mutation Definitions
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The following are valid ways to describe variants of each type. We prefer the definition at the top of each list, but provide alternatives for backwards compatibility.
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* these are case insensitive e.g. S vs s
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* genes can be full e.g. orf1ab spike, or shortened e.g. 1ab, s
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* protein based definitions may be acceptable if the reference JSON includes them but may not be shortened e.g. NSP2
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* all coordinates are 1-based
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* for amino acid mutations, reference can be longer than 1 amino acid
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