Sentence examples for mapping of mutations from inspiring English sources

However, based on the mapping of mutations, mutational co-location from other organisms (cow, goat and human) and their propinquity to the active site of the enzyme, we have predicted mouse mutations that could cause harmful phenotypes.

Mapping of mutations affecting pyoverdine production in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Genetic mapping of mutations affecting phosphoglucose isomerase and fructose diphosphatase in Escherichia coli.

Preliminary mapping of mutations affecting exonuclease 3 in Escherichia coli K-12.

Mapping of mutations described for CPT-2 deficiency, a hereditary disorder of lipid metabolism, implies effects on substrate recognition and structural integrity of CPT-2.

The results of initial mapping of mutations in NH219 using F2 segregants with extreme phenotype for eight traits derived from both IR64 × NH219 and its reciprocal cross are also reported.

Insight into the binding and mode of action of most of antimitotic drugs have been obtained by the identification and mapping of mutation in appropriate resistant lines.

Their experiments provided a detailed genetic map of mutations in a gene, showed how those mutations altered the amino acids in the corresponding protein and detailed how the map of the mutations corresponded to the map of the amino acid changes.

Structural mapping of RHOA mutations showed that the mutations were clustered in two adjacent amino-terminal regions that are predicted to be at the interface of RhoA with ROCK1 and other effectors.

In the last three years, next generation sequencing has been used for mapping of epigenetic mutations [ 19], identification of spontaneous mutations [ 20], or for evolutionary considerations [ 21] in yeast.

Map positions of mutations that were mapped in our project and cloned by other researchers are shown together with the ZMAP positions of the affected genes (publicly available from ZFIN [10]).