For the AA and AD splicing events, 72.1% and 61.1% of these events, respectively, changed the frame of the protein, which supports our earlier inference that the majority of the AA and AD events could alter the frame if translated.
These were aligned using TranslatorX and concatenated into a superalignment of 200,475 bp, which was further inspected by eye and corrected for the correct frame of codons (inclusion of partial stop codons that altered the frame) and minor errors that escaped the first manual inspection.
That's because you haven't donned your shoes for long enough to cause any pain (or alter the frame of the shoe to fit your foot).
Political debate has long been divided between those who support independence and those who resist altering the rhetorical frame, however unreal it may seem, that posits Taiwan as a province of China.
As well, they created a time-manipulation effect for the titular villain in "Bloody Mary" by altering the capture frame rate of the camera.
As exon 19 is alternatively spliced and used exclusively in the muscle-specific variant metavinculin, skipping of exon 20 effectively combines exons 18 and 21 without altering the reading frame.
We consider as missense type mutations all the non-synonymous SNVs that do not create a stop codon and occur outside start codons or stop codons, and all the insertions and deletions not altering the reading frame (inframe indels).
Early investigations into the genetic basis for the poor metabolizer phenotype revealed a single base pair mutation in exon 5 of CYP2C19 (19154G/A) which creates an aberrant splice site altering the reading frame of the mRNA and introducing a premature stop codon.
Activated IRE1 removes 26 nucleotides from X-box binding protein-1 (XBP1) mRNA, thereby altering the open reading frame and causing the translation of an active transcription factor.
Spice up your vehicle with odd adjustments and a colorful body, or dramatically alter the original frame to create an entirely new shape.
