Sentence examples for most frequent deletion from inspiring English sources

The results revealed multiple recurrent copy number variations with the most frequent deletion region covering the gene CDKN2A on 9p21.

Notably, the most frequent deletion breakpoints, including those of the "common deletion", are bounded by 2G QFP sequence motifs.

Our aim was to compare the outcome of patients with deletion of both Tyr568 570 (delTyr) and the most frequent deletion delWK557 558 (delWK).

The most frequent deletion of the Y chromosome (AZFc, b2/b4) spans 3.5 Mb and eliminates 21 genes and transcription units of the AZFc region.

We selected all the mutational spots located in exon 9 and the most frequent deletion spot in exon 10 (Table 2), because > 80% of the mutations in the coding region of ATBF1-A gene reported in prostate cancer occurred in these locations.

With intent to analyze ATBF1-A mutations, we selected all the mutational spots in exon 9 and the most frequent deletion spot in exon 10 reported in prostate cancer because > 80% of the mutations reported in the paper were located in these spots (Table 2) [ 10].

Overall the most common recurrent aberrations were gains at 1p and 20, with the most frequent deletions observed at 2q, 3p and 10.

In our set, the most frequent deleted region was 3p14.2 followed by 9p21.3 and a deletion of 17p (Table 3).

DiGeorge syndrome (DGS) is one of the most frequent chromosomal deletion syndrome in humans (Yamagishi and Srivastava, 2003; Baldini, 2005).

The 5p– syndrome, also know as Cri du Chat syndrome, or monosomy 5p, is one of the most frequent autosomal deletion syndromes.

This is especially so for the most frequent CNA, deletion of CFA 16, an aberration that was detected in 86% of HS cases (80.4% of BMD, 96.7% of FCR).