The phrase "availability of mutant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to genetics, biology, or any discussion involving variations or changes in organisms.
Example: "The availability of mutant strains has significantly advanced our research in genetic engineering."
Alternatives: "access to mutants" or "presence of mutant variants".
Due to a great availability of mutant strains it represents a standard method to analyze in vivo the effects of targeted gene manipulations.
Mouse models offer many advantages over other potential animal models because of the wealth of the earlier literature, the availability of sensitive end points, the availability of mutant lines, and the possibility of generating genetically engineered model systems.
Glycoengineering strategies using transgenic plants and the availability of mutant plants lacking xylosyltransferase and fucosyltransferase genes for humanization of N-glycosylation allow producing recombinant proteins with more mammalian-like N-glycan structures in plant expression system.
Attempts to improve crop yield, oil content and composition through conventional and mutation breeding have been limited due to inadequate genetic diversity and availability of mutants.
Therefore, we investigated the availability of mutants for rice TFs in the Tos17 mutant panel database.
The database will be updated on regular basis with the availability of new gene expression data and availability of mutants.
The availability of mutants that decrease substrate specificity of T7 RNAP further broadens the range of chemically modified NTPs used as substrates for RNA synthesis.
The large genome size, limited availability of mutants, and long generation time are hurdles for studying the molecular mechanism of paramutation in maize.
The silkworm is an ideal model for studying metamorphosis in holometabolous insects, because of its large size, the availability of mutants with nearly fully sequenced genome.
Thus, a comprehensive resource on M. oryzae was built on protein domains, pathways, protein localization, presence of sumoylation sites, expression data, protein interacting partners, availability of mutants, etc.
The Silkworm (Bombyx mori L). is one of the most suitable lepidopteran insects for studying the molecular aspects of metamorphosis because of its large size, availability of mutants and genome sequence.
