The phrase "addition to the mutations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing supplementary information or elements related to mutations in a scientific or academic context.
Example: "In addition to the mutations, we also observed changes in gene expression that could impact the overall phenotype."
Alternatives: "in addition to the changes" or "besides the mutations".
In addition to the mutations identified in pfatp4, two additional candidate nonsynonymous coding SNVs were identified in GNF-Pf4492R-1 and -3.
Thus, we identified two genes which deletion is synthetic lethal with rps15-1, in addition to the mutations identified in our synthetic lethal screen.
In addition to the mutations arising during reprogramming, somatic mutations present in the donor cells may also significantly affect the safety of human iPSCs.
In addition to the mutations described above, mutations in the Wilm's tumor gene (WT1) have also been associated with glomerular disease.
In addition to the mutations found within the "military" lineage, the two variants of ATCC 49822 shown in Figure 2 differ by mutations in rpoB (Table S5) which also plays a role in entry into sporulation [52].
In NG14 and Rut-C30 we detected new mutations in addition to the mutations that have been reported earlier.
We tried to eliminate the threat to the construct validity by including a comparison of the pairwise generation with randomly generated test data, in addition to the mutation scores obtained.
In addition to the mutation at position 363 corresponding to the G119S substitution, 42 variable positions were shared by at least two individuals.
In addition to the mutation frequency, we examined whether metastasis-derived mutations occur at certain genomic regions.
In addition to the mutation-based mechanisms, Campylobacter can also acquire antibiotic resistance determinants via horizontal gene transfer (HGT).
In addition to the mutation, autoantibodies against C3, complement Factor B (FB), Properdin and Factor I (FI) were detected in the patient's serum, but not in her mother.
