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According to the mutant frequencies the isolates were grouped in strong mutators (20 times the mutant frequency of PAO1 (≥2×10−7), weak mutators (>1×10−8<2×10−7) or nonmutators [46], [47].

The overall mean mutant frequency of hypothalamus was also slightly but significantly higher than the mean mutant frequency of hippocampus (p = 0.0267).

It is possible that this increase is entirely due to the increase in mutant frequency of hippocampus and hypothalamus.

Combined across age, a significant difference was observed when the mean mutant frequency of hippocampus or hypothalamus were compared to the mean mutant frequency of cortex (p = 0.0305; p<0.00001), remainder (p = 0.0148; p<0.0001) or when the mutant frequency of hypothalamus was compared to total brain (p<0.0001) (Table S1).

Similarly, at 7 months of age, the hypothalamus showed a mean mutant frequency of 8.1×10−5 increasing to 14.6×10−5 in 30-month old animals (p = 0.0032).

We studied the association between mutant frequency of D7S1482 and the a-priori defined parameters of age, smoking status and case control status.

Doubling time and spontaneous TK mutant frequencies of the established cell lines were similar to those of the wild-type cells.

We then diluted this pool serially with unmodified RNA, to obtain mutant frequencies of 3.16%, 1.0%, and 0.316%.

The mutant frequencies of resistance to the combinations of tobramycin plus fosfomycin (4 and 128 µg/ml, respectively) and imipenem plus fosfomycin (4 and 128 µg/ml, respectively) were studied.

In contrast, the insertion-deletion mutant frequencies of the two forms were similar (data not shown) when examined using a 6-nucleotide gap-filling substrate containing a template TTTT run in the +1 reading frame.

The study was designed to determine if the elevated mutant frequencies of treated patients represented independent mutations or resulted from the in vivo expansion of single mutant cells.