Sentence examples for mutation and therefore from inspiring English sources
Cheetahs that have the Taqpep mutation (and therefore blotches and stripes) belong to a rare breed known as the king cheetah, found in South Africa.
If one of the parents carries a mutation known to cause an autosomal dominant inherited disease, whether that parent is clinically affected or not, there is a 50 percent risk that each future child will inherit the mutation and therefore may be affected.
The structures of the intermediate states do not change significantly with mutation and therefore occupy local minima on the energy landscape that have relatively narrow basins.
Coral colonies that contain different genotypes may also arise through somatic mutation and therefore, based on this mode of origin, are best described as mosaics.
On the other hand, the group II pollen is infertile because of the GCS1 mutation, and therefore, KanR is never inherited by the offspring plants paternally.
Thus, it is suggested that the β-catenin pathway in HCT116 cells is not fully activated by the mutation, and therefore can be stimulated by additional extracellular messengers, such as Wnt signaling, resulting in further oncogenic transformation.
However, without their functional validation it remains unclear which mutations correspond to driver, or rather bystander, mutations and, therefore, whether the mutated gene represents a target for therapeutic intervention.
This requirement restricted us to using relatively subtle mutations and therefore the impact of the mutated binding site is relatively small.
Ames devised a special strain of bacterial cells that act as a "sensor" for mutations and therefore can also detect mutagenic chemicals.
First, the model usually takes as a starting point variation in morphology caused by anonymous, unknown mutations, and therefore does not inquire as to what molecular changes might have been responsible for the origins of variation.
In laboratories around the world, new molecular tools are being developed that can be used to correct such genetic mutations and therefore provide a cure for the diseases they cause.
