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Novel haplotypes can be produced by mutation or recombination.

It was demonstrated that such mutants of PTPs can be produced by mutation of Asp to Ala in the conserved WPD loop [ 40].

Sequences with two mismatches are also overrepresented; this may reflect similar but weaker uptake biases, but could also just be produced by mutation from the better matches.

For a population of objects in a constant environment to move on this landscape, new genotypes need to be produced by mutation and recombination or be imported by migration.

This observation is consistent with the models of rapid evolution which suggest that transient competitive advantages are enjoyed by organisms that are hypermutators under conditions of environmental stress and transitions, and that these states which can be produced by mutations in DNA repair genes [ 21- 26].

Variants of hDOP C352I Gαi2 that did not modify the ligand-binding domain but failed to increase significantly binding of [S]GTP[S] in response to DADLE were produced by mutation of either V150E+V154D in the receptor element or by introduction of a G204A mutation into Gαi2.

It is produced by mutations affecting the Mecp2 gene that codes for a transcription factor.

An investigation of this question in the Poaceae (Paterson et al., 1995) suggested that the convergent evolution observed during domestication in sorghum, rice and maize was produced by mutations in many of the same genes.

In the distal portion of the C-terminus, a significant reduction in responsiveness to AITC was produced by mutations at the residue Lys positioned between helices H2 and H3, at Lys, located in the predicted region of the α-helix H5, and at the residue Arg between helices H5 and H6.

Thus, GC-rich isochores (Duret et al. 2006) and W→S BDS (Dreszer et al. 2007; Capra and Pollard 2011) are unlikely to have been produced by variation in mutation patterns.

However, integrase-defective lentivectors (IDLVs) can be produced by introducing a mutation into the integrase gene, which specifically prevents lentivector DNA integration [ 11].