Sentence examples for most common substitution from inspiring English sources

As rightly pointed out by Rodin and Rodin (2000), the mutagenic spectrum of codon 157 is quite limited since G to T might be the most common substitution that would result in a p53 protein with a mutant residue at codon 157.

The most common substitution was an oily fish called escolar, aka, "butterfish," "oilfish," or "king tuna".

The human mutant p53(273H), which has the most common substitution (arginine to histidine), has been shown to have both dominant-negative and gain-of-function properties [9] [13].

The evolutionary time, t, typically serves as the standard additive measure in most common substitution models.

The most common substitution was Ser-79 to Phe, accounting for 60% of all observed amino acid substitutions.

However, at each of these positions, the most common substitution is with another amino acid that can form hydrogen bonds.

Second, comparative genomic evidence indicates that the synonymous mutations we have uncovered are the most common substitutions at those sites in closely related Pseudomonads (Fig. 6).

Some overlapping regions displayed a small number of heterogeneous single-base substitutions, but the most common substitutions were G to A, which reflected the G to A hypermutation of one of the templates but not the other.

As Fig. S1 shows, the Q/M substitution is one of the most common substitutions.

The most common substitutions observed were Ser81Phe or Tyr in gyrA.

T/C transversions were the most common substitutions that disrupted repeat continuity (Table  3).