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Tumors with germline BRCA mutations accompany the capacity to escape cell cycle checkpoints, which is in accordance with the low incidence of mutant BRCA-mediated sporadic tumorigenesis.

Our results have shown that the Gly12Asp mutation was the most prevalent for males and females, thus we further investigated this by analysing the overall incidence of mutant cases according to gender.

Flies subjected to high-dose irradiation showed a mutant phenotype of outstretched wings, whereas curcumin pretreatment reduced incidence of the mutant phenotype.

There are no immediate plans to recommend changes in the use of Tamiflu, which is also known as oseltamivir, officials from the W.H.O. and the United States said in interviews, because the incidence of the mutant virus is still small.

Each region showed more than 30% incidence of KRAS mutant cases, being the Southeast the highest and the Northeast region the lowest in incidence.

Putative HCNE peak targets are characterized by a tight association with particular promoter motifs, higher incidence of severe mutant phenotypes, and evidence of a more precise regulation of gene expression during important developmental transitions.

A striking preliminary conclusion from the studies discussed here is that lifespan and cancer incidence of circadian mutant lines under baseline conditions appear to be poorly predictive of each other or of responses to genotoxic stress and irradiation [ 22, 33, 49, 50].

The isolation and use of Him (high incidence of males) mutants for mating might help overcome this problem.

The frequency of spontaneous and induced mitochondrial point mutations is several orders of magnitude lower than the incidence of petite mutants (Foury and Vanderstraeten 1992; O'Rourke et al. 2002).

However, the incidence of mPIN in mutant mice was underestimated because four mPIN lesions observed in mutant mice with in situ carcinomas were not counted, since only the most severe lesion was taken into account for each mouse.

Among those tumors with a BRAF mutation, NSCLCs showed a significant lower incidence of kinase-activated mutants (45 %) as compared to CRCs (85 %) and melanomas (84 %) and a higher incidence of kinase-impaired mutants or kinase-unknown mutants (Fig.  2).