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Thus, the complexity of crossover stage is O(N c P Size ).   (6) Mutation: because the uniform mutation is adopted and the mutated gene is picked randomly from the chromosome, the mutation operator needs N c P Size steps to fill overall populations.

It is unclear, whether or not heterozygous TS2-neo mice better tolerated the mutation because the neo-cassette lowered expression levels of the mutated channel; supporting biochemical data are missing.

A classic idea of the high evolvability of duplicated genomes states that one of the duplicated copies may be able to obtain a new function or adaptive mutation because the other copy retains the original function23,24.

This case results in likely loss of the target mutation, because the interfering mutation has a selection coefficient stronger in magnitude than the target mutation.

We considered F1463C as a pathogenic mutation because the same phenylalanine amino acid substituted for a serine at this position is a known A-T mutation.

Together, these results are consistent with the observation that the addition of the Y197C mutation was sufficient to restore activity when combined with the V266H mutation because the double mutant more closely resembles the wild-type protein.

However, it is somewhat premature to compare the effects of different murine mutations because, to date, the mutations have not been systematically evaluated on a uniform genetic context.

This result was expected in the tumor with the p.Arg31X mutation because this mutation leads to a truncated SDHA protein.

In humans, it is difficult to differentiate the specific effects of each mutation because of the relatively low incidence of the disease and high level of phenotypic variation.

More puzzling is the ATRX mutation, because this is commonly found in telomerase-negative tumors that rely on the ALT pathway for telomere maintenance.

Whole-genome duplication may allow duplicated genes to obtain new functions or adaptive mutations because the other copy retains the original function23,24.