Sentence examples for most interesting polymorphisms from inspiring English sources
The T-to-C nucleotide polymorphism (rs4880), which converts a valine to an alanine in the mitochondrial targeting sequence at position 16 of the protein (Val16Ala), is considered one of the most interesting polymorphisms in the SOD2 gene.
The third and most interesting case involves polymorphisms that affect the expression of drug targets or other genes that function in the pathways that are involved in SMP response; in this case the expression changes provide direct functional information.
At the pharmacodynamic level the most interesting factors are genetic polymorphisms described for the μ-opioid receptor, in particular the 118A>G single nucleotide polymorphism at exon 1 of the OPRM1 gene.
Among several polymorphisms, Q192R and L55M emerged as the most interesting [3].
The most interesting features are 1) the terminal "b" loop of DS1m shows a TT/AA polymorphism; 2) the terminal "f" loop of DS1m shows a TGT/ACA polymorphism; 3) the "m" loop of DS2m and the "i" loop of DS2f have the same sequence (CGGTTTCAGAAG); and 4) the "l" loop of DS2m and the "h" loop of DS2f share the first 4 and the last 3 bases (TAAGTAAA ACG in the male, and TAAGGTY ACG in the female).
In fact, for rare SNPs and haplotypes in the germplasm which are often the most interesting to discover, there is a higher probability to identify the associated sample than for more common polymorphisms, as shown by our results.
One of the most interesting candidate genes to mention is the OPG gene, located on chromosome 8 and several single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are identified in this gene.
One of the most interesting aspects of genome-wide analyses in A. thaliana has been the negative correlation between gene density and polymorphism in A. thaliana [ 31].
However, the most interesting aspect of this study is that it shows that there is a regional specificity in the relationship between the CAG and GGN polymorphisms and bone mass.
'Most interesting,' murmured Chan".
