The phrase "a consequence of dna" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or outcomes that arise from DNA, particularly in scientific or biological contexts.
Example: "The mutation in the gene was a consequence of DNA replication errors that occurred during cell division."
Alternatives: "an effect of DNA" or "a result of DNA".
Strauss, B.S. The 'A rule' of mutagen specificity: a consequence of DNA polymerase bypass of non-instructional lesions?
As a consequence of DNA damage by dFdC, cell division is arrested in A549, which leads to changes in dNTP pool size.
Recognition of neoantigens that are formed as a consequence of DNA damage is likely to form a major driving force behind the clinical activity of cancer immunotherapies such as T-cell checkpoint blockade and adoptive T-cell therapy1,2,3,4,5,6,7. Therefore, strategies to selectively enhance T-cell reactivity against genetically defined neoantigens1,8,9,10,11 are currently under development.
Changes in subnuclear distribution of p19ARF have, however, also been observed as a consequence of DNA damage in cell culture experiments [36].
Although non-genomic actions of the AR have been proposed [37], its major activity is thought to be a consequence of DNA engagement and transcriptional regulation.
For example, four CERV-K where found on the Y chromosome, three of which were found within an apparently low complexity repeat region, as a consequence of DNA duplication (i.e., CERV-K "Y chromosome quartet" in Figure 1).
Importantly, hGCN5 depletion did not result in DNA damage as assessed by γH2AX formation, suggesting that the observed decreases in H3K9Ac and H3K56Ac were specific and were not caused indirectly as a consequence of DNA-damage induction (Supplementary Figures 8C and 10).
If the occurrence of CGIs and HCPs is merely a consequence of low DNA methylation rate of these DNA regions in germline cells, one may expect the correlation between nCpG content and gene expression levels to be observed only in germline cells.
IGF-1 injection into rat embryonic brain results in a 28% increase in DNA content postnatally as a consequence of increased DNA synthesis and entry into S phase.
Thus, we conclude that TD myotubes possess intrinsic features that prevent full DNA replication and cause damage as a consequence of attempted DNA synthesis.
Most probably this result may be a consequence of TCAST2 DNA methylation considering that Psp1406I is methylation sensitive restriction enzyme and our previous results showed methylation of TCAST1 satellite DNA (Feliciello et al. 2013).
