Sentence examples for because there are mutations from inspiring English sources

"Because there are mutations in additional components of the complex, which have links with autism and intellectual disability, I believe that regulation of gene expression with HDAC3 might be more widely applicable, although this has yet to be tested," he says.

Because nbs1 rescued rad3-1 for both radiation sensitivity and meiotic defects, and because there are mutations in nbs1 in all of the rad3 alleles, we concluded that rad3 is nbs1, and renamed the C. cinereus rad3 gene nbs1.

No problem because the fly has an organ behind its wings, which evolutionarily used to be a wing, and there are mutations that will reprogram it to being a wing.

"The key is we discovered these mutations several years ago, but because there are many mutations in cancer, knowing which ones are causing the disease and changing the biology of cells requires scientists to do some additional experiments," said co-senior author Dr. Christopher Barbieri, an assistant professor of urology at Weill Cornell Medicine.

This is because there are no local mutations, which could have a strong effect on small genomes.

Because there are several missense mutations that cause HDR syndrome, HSP90 activity is a candidate for regulating some of the variability observed in HDR.

Because there are three possible mutations at a nucleotide site, we can reasonably expect that, on average, there are less than ~25% nucleotide sites in mRNA with potentially disruptive mutations.

Because there are no coding mutations in Usf1 between the B6 and BALB mouse strains, we hypothesized that the elevated expression of Usf1 in the BALB suppressor strain is likely the cause of Clock suppression.

Microbial data suggest that compensatory mutations are more likely than reversions, because there are several possible compensatory mutations for each resistance mutation (Poon et al. 2005).

Compensatory mutations have a higher probability to appear because there are several potential compensatory mutations for the same initial mutation whereas there is only one possible reversion.

This phenomenon suggests that the cellobiose response of PC-3-7 is affected not only by the bgl2 mutation but also by another mutated gene(s), because there are at least 45 mutations that caused a change in amino acid sequence in the PC-3-7 genome.