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The phrase "as a consequence of mutations in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or results that arise from genetic mutations in a specific context, such as biology or genetics.
Example: "The increased resistance to disease in the population is observed as a consequence of mutations in the gene responsible for immune response."
Alternatives: "due to mutations in" or "as a result of mutations in".
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Ras proteins are constitutively activated in 30% of human tumors, including lung cancer tumors, as a consequence of mutations in ras genes.
However, the dysregulation of TFE3 or TFEB as a consequence of mutations in other tumor suppressor genes has not been reported.
Cancerous cells arise as a consequence of mutations in the critical genes.
This may indicate that BimS expression is lost during melanoma development as a consequence of mutations in B-RAF.
Computational simulations suggested increased flexibility throughout the protein structure as a consequence of mutations in the intracellular domain.
These results further strengthen the idea that plant resistance to rapamycin evolved as a consequence of mutations in plant FKBP proteins.
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As species diverge, satDNAs accumulate changes as a consequence of mutations and turnover mechanisms in separate lineages generating species-specific satDNA arrays (Dover 1986).
Deregulations of kinases as a consequence of mutations as well as over- or underexpression can cause abnormal changes in cellular signaling and, as a consequence, have implications for the progression of diseases such as cancer, diabetes and inflammation [1].
Gene expression can be altered as a consequence of mutations or epigenetic changes.
Loss of function of p53 as a consequence of mutation has been shown in 50% of human cancers [ 3].
Deregulated ERK1/2 signalling drives many human cancers as a consequence of mutation or overexpression of proteins downstream in this oncogenic pathway.
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