The phrase "a further mutation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional changes or alterations, particularly in contexts like biology, genetics, or any field involving transformation or evolution.
Example: "The researchers observed a further mutation in the virus, which could impact its transmissibility."
Alternatives: "an additional mutation" or "a subsequent mutation".
These manoeuvrings suggest a further mutation in the life of the Russian intelligentsia.
But a new wave of DJs and a further mutation of techno was bubbling beneath the surface that would kick against the big and the beige.
Pp2FbFP L30 M was derived from Pseudomonas putida flavin-binding Pp2FbFP with a further mutation of L30 M, which was originated from blue-light photoreceptors of the LOV family [67].
Richard Dawkins' dubious Twitter form underwent a further mutation on Sunday, with the author claiming Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Texas teenager arrested last week on suspicion of building a bomb, was guilty of "fraud".
Primers also included a further mutation, synonymous in terms of translation, to alter the restriction digest profile if the introduction of the mutant did not accomplish this.
Interestingly, a further mutation is shared by seven of the Yg5b3 elements, which is only seen in 15 of the 353 remaining AluYg6 elements.
Thus, in HNPCC, in which a single further mutation confers a mutator phenotype, there is no increased risk of embryonal cancers, which require fewer oncogenic mutations in their formation, despite an increased colon cancer risk corresponding to the larger number of oncogenic mutations in the pathogenesis of colon cancer.
While SC18 showed efficient aerosol transmission in ferrets, a single amino acid mutation in HA (Asp225 → Gly; numbering based on H3 HA) resulted in a virus, NY18, that exhibited inefficient transmission, and a second further mutation, Asp190 → Glu, resulted in a virus, AV18, that could not be transmitted.
However, studies have indicated that although mutation to a Pro in a TMH initially induces a kink, further mutations act to stabilize the kink through packing interactions, at which point the Pro is no longer required to maintain the kink [51], [52].
There is a concern that further mutation and/or acquisition of virulence genes derived from other human or animal influenza viruses could change the new pandemic strain into a more pathogenic one than it is now [10], [11].
Further, in prior publications, we have shown that targets downstream of 185delAG, including maspin, are unaffected when 185delAG is itself mutated to generate a further BRCA1 mutation [ 39] suggesting that the 185delAG BRCA1 mutation may promote tumorigenesis by a unique mechanism.
