Sentence examples for mainstream mutations from inspiring English sources
A recent EP (available for free download) saw their roster let loose on the back catalogue of troubled ex-pop performer Lindsay Lohan and was perhaps the ultimate example of these mainstream mutations.
TILLING is fast becoming a mainstream technology for mutation characterization (Comai and Henikoff, 2006) and for analysing single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) (Cordeiro et al., 2006 a ).
In the Salmonella reverse mutation assay, mainstream smoke condensate from American-blend cigarettes was consistently more mutagenic than the condensate of Virginia-type cigarettes (Mizusaki et al., 1977; Roemer et al., 2004; Rickert et al., 2007a).
After chronic inhalation to mainstream cigarette smoke in rats the two identified mutations were G→A transitions and G→T transversions [ 40].
(Mutation-selection balance is a more mainstream term for the "non-linear adaptation" argument touched on above and briefly by the authors in the Introduction).
In the following years, identification of the genes and gene mutations that drive tumorigenesis has been one of the mainstream focuses in cancer research.
Mostly they circulate harmlessly on the fringes of society, but every now and then a mutation for increased transmissibility can lead to a mainstream outbreak with seriously damaging consequences in the real world.
Although any of these phenomena could be due to epigenetic mechanisms, mutation to the DNA itself would be a plausible alternative, as has been shown for mainstream tobacco smoke (Yauk et al. 2007).
Mainstreaming should be implemented in collaboration with genetics, who should continue to see any individuals found to have mutations, and any complex cases.
