Sentence examples for any mutagenesis from inspiring English sources
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has reached the unambiguous conclusion that organisms made by any mutagenesis method are GMOs under the European GMO regulations.
Mutagenesis is included in that exempt category but only if it "does not involve the use of recombinant DNA molecules or GMOs". Based on those provisions in the Directive, the ECJ found straightforwardly that organisms produced with any mutagenesis techniques, which alter the genetic material of organisms, qualify as GMOs under the Directive.
Prior to any mutagenesis, the RepairPDB FoldX command was used to optimize the total energy of the protein.
One of the key questions regarding any mutagenesis strategy is the ability to generate complete loss-of-function (null) alleles.
We therefore tested these seven sites for off-target mutations by HRMA, but no evidence for any mutagenesis was observed at any of these sites.
It seems likely that if any mutagenesis occurs in this system, it is somehow focused preferentially on the F′ lac plasmid, which carries the lac mutation that is under selection (Foster 1997).
For any insertional mutagenesis screen to cover a significant proportion of the genome, it is desirable to perform a screen using hundred of mice, and hundreds if not thousands of cell clones.
Surprisingly the resulting strain grew anaerobically on xylose in synthetic media with a μmax as high as 0.09 h−1 without any non-defined mutagenesis or selection.
The presence of such preferences and biases is a limitation for any large-scale mutagenesis screen.
The hydrogen bonding network organized by potassium ion binding contains a number of fully conserved residues, including E30, D34, and R33, any of whose mutagenesis abrogates DNA binding (8, 10).
This raises the question of whether formation of the second mutation and therefore appearance of mixed-population colonies is accelerated by any stress-induced mutagenesis or is explained by mutations arising at standard (unselected) rates.
