Sentence examples for minute mutations from inspiring English sources

As Minute mutations prevent the proliferation or survival of homozygous cells and retard the proliferation of heterozygous cells [ 36], we anticipated that wing tissue would mainly consist of Atg6 null-mutant cells.

Various genetic studies in Drosophila have established, that apart from Minute mutations, also reduced growth factor signaling, lowered anabolic capacity or altered apico-basal polarity represent triggers for competitive interactions, which have been recently reviewed elsewhere [ 7 9].

The homozygous Gmd1 cells produced by mitotic recombination lack the Minute mutation and, thus, divide more quickly than the surrounding cells heterozygous for Minute.

To increase the size of the clones, we used an FRT chromosome, where a Minute mutation was recombined onto the GFP marked FRT chromosome arm.

CC was first described by analysing Minute (M) mutations in Drosophila [ 11], a group of dominant, homozygous-lethal mutations of various ribosomal genes.

Two-dimensional DNA electrophoresis (2DDE) is a technique that has the potential to detect even minute point mutations in the absence of pre-existing sequence data.

At one point you say that busking is only "a minute chromosomal mutation" away from skateboarding.

RpL3 is of particular interest as it has been mapped to the chromosomal region harbouring the Minute(3) 86D mutation [ 48].

One of the most prominent examples is ribosomal protein RpL3 which maps to the chromosomal region harbouring the Minute(3) 86D mutation [ 48].

Unlike the widespread abnormalities of the Minute fly mutants, mutations in RP genes in mammals are associated with regional abnormalities.

For instance, heterozygosity for ribosomal gene mutations (Minutes) slows growth dramatically in vivo, yet does not reduce cell size, and sometimes even increases it (our unpublished observations).