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- Kataegis comment "In molecular biology kataegis describes a pattern of localized hypermutation identified in some cancer genomes. The term kataegis is derived from the ancient Greek word for \"thunder\", καταιγίς (kataigis). Regions of kataegis have been shown to be colocalised with regions of somatic genome rearrangements. The base mutations in these regions were found to be almost exclusively cytosine to thymine in the context of a TpC dinucleotide.".