Sentence examples for most common copy from inspiring English sources

In mucinous tumours, the most common copy number change was a gain at 17q (six cases).

The gain of 7p22 was particularly interesting as it was the most common copy number aberration in both cell types.

A log 2 signal ratio of zero represents the most common copy number between the sample and normal reference DNA.

Out of 17 analysed pairs, the most common copy number changes on both primary tumour and metastasis were found on 3p, 3q, 5p, 9 and 13.

One of the most common copy number gains reported in multiple genomic studies of DIPG and pediatric GBM is that of PDGFRA [ 17, 18, 26].

The 22q11.2 microdeletion on the long arm of chromosome 22 is the most common copy number variant in humans, with an estimated prevalence of approximately 1 2000 to 1 4000 live births [ 15– 17].

The first and most common copy-protection trick confounds the videocassette recorder's gain control, which adjusts the strength of the video signal.

One of the most common copy-number alterations in breast cancer is amplification at chromosome 12q13.3 14.1, which is also amplified in melanoma and lung cancers [ 89].

This included the lack of copy number change by both RT-qPCR and FISH for clone RP11-100C24, ofe of the most common known copy number variants, as well as confirmation of deletions for clones RP11-89M16 and RP5-1011O17.

LOH is one of the most common DNA copy number changes seen in cancer and its occurrence can help localize the position of a tumour suppressor gene.

Amplifications were the most common gene copy number variation in relation to RRM2B observed in this study.