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This gyrA mutation assay allows a rapid and reproducible screening method of ciprofloxacin-resistant C. coli strains.

To overcome some limitations of this experimental setup we developed a new adaptive mutation assay that allows a screening for mutagenic processes during a more regular cell cycle arrest induced by the lack of a fermentable carbon source.

This assay allows detection of mutations associated with resistance not only in grown viruses but also in clinical specimens, thus reducing the time needed for testing and providing an advantage for disease outbreak investigation and management.

Thus, this relatively rapid assay allows us to screen mutations and tentatively identify those that generate functional, nonfunctional, and partially functional proteins.

By selecting a cell line that lacks the analysed MMR protein, the in vitro MMR assay allows the functional analysis of all different MMR proteins and any missense mutation in an individual MMR gene.

Finally, the flexibility of the assay allowed us to examine disease-related AR mutations for altered compound responses.

The base pair specificity of our trp5 reversion assay allowed us to monitor only reversion events due to CG → AT mutations in the trp5 –A149C strains.

This assay allowed us to detect this alteration in samples containing 2% of cells harboring this mutation, which is equivalent to 1% mutated DNA, assuming heterozygosity for the allele.

The sensitivity of the ChIn assay allowed a clear identification of larvae that were either homozygous or heterozygous for the mutation on the basis of infiltration of leukocytes toward neuromasts after copper treatment.

The use of the patient's own lymphocytes in such assays allows identification of mutations that have already induced a spontaneous T-cell response in the tumour-bearing patient.

The CAN1 forward mutation assay relies on the introduction of mutations on the CAN1 gene which encodes the arginine permease allowing mutant cells to grow on plates containing the toxic arginine analog, canavanine.