Sentence examples for have a predicted effect from inspiring English sources

None of the observed amino acid substitutions have a predicted effect on the protein functions (see Table  5), although two substitutions were observed in the homeobox domain of dlx2a.

Disruptions to mitosis, whether by genetic manipulation of β-catenin (which controls the number of cells in cycle (Chenn and Walsh 2002), or of caspase which controls apoptosis (Haydar et al. 1999), have a predicted effect on the degree of folding, and can be used to contrive gyrification in otherwise lissencephalic cortices.

Four silent mutations had a predicted effect on splicing and were classified as mutant.

Genes, expression downregulation of which has a predicted effect on apoptosis, can be considered as potential pharmacological targets.

The complex allele c.3310-1_3310delinsAA has a predicted effect on splicing, which was confirmed by cDNA analysis (data not shown).

Four mutations, though located in the introns, had a predicted effect on splicing and were classified as mutant (NNsplice 0.9, HSF_V2.3) (Petitjean et al., 2007).

In silico analysis showed that SNP rs2293607 was strongly correlated with rs10936599, mapped within TERC transcripts, had a predicted effect on messenger RNA folding and lay at a reported transcription factor binding site.

Thirty-eight germline mutations were detected in 37 (29.4%) of these kindreds, 31 of which have a predicted pathogenic effect.

To date, the literature has focused on SNPs that have a predicted or demonstrated functional effect.

However, the impact of recombination had a predicted significant effect in the evolutionary process as showed by the r/m value of, 0.60 (with 95% credibility interval 0.45-0.91), suggesthat that recombination introduces several polymorphisms per event.

Having a strong predicted effect agent develops a strong prior awareness, but not sensing the same effect it leads to a poor retrospective awareness of that predicted effect.