Sentence examples for a relative mutation from inspiring English sources

This results in a relative mutation frequency of 31% (9/29) for familial patients and 14% (10/71) for isolated patients.

We use the relatively flexible Beta family on [0, 1] to model, Λ which is a proxy for relative mutation rate.

If we accept that the relative silent site divergence for genomes within a cell provides a gateway into the relative mutation rates of those genomes, then the data highlighted above have a clear meaning: Many algae have an mtDNA/ptDNA mutation rate ratio of >1, and such a ratio may be common for plastid-bearing eukaryotes as a whole (fig. 1).

Subsequently, we estimated mean divergence within dataset composed of sequences from the four closely related focal species and compared it to estimated divergence at 3rd positions to get an idea about relative mutation rate in both datasets.

SNMs within genes were assigned a bin based on the transcript in which they reside; SNMs not mapping to a transcript were assigned a gene expression of 0. Relative mutation rate was then determined in an analogous manner as G/C content and replication time.

We used a similar method to estimate the relative mutation rates for CpG and nonCpG C > A, C > G, G > C, and G > T transversions (Table 1).

All datasets analyzed gave a similar signal for the relative mutation rates of the four loci, with DXS1019 having an order of magnitude lower mutation rate than DXS8114 and DXS1012.

The relative mutation rate in each mutational category was estimated on the basis of published data.

The observed frequency of mutations in the study population indicates a medium correlation with the relative mutation rates in HV1.

Relative mutation frequencies were analyzed using a reporter plasmid that allowed direct comparison of the methods.

Relative mutation rates were then determined in an analogous manner as for G/C content.