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Adaptation from de novo mutation can produce so-called soft selective sweeps, where adaptive alleles of independent mutational origin sweep through the population at the same time.

Previous work in Drosophila had identified that phosphorylation by the Nemo/NLK kinase in the MH1 domain of Mad inhibits its activity [31], and that a neomorphic human Smad4 mutation can produce Wg-like phenotypes when overexpressed in the wing [32].

In some cases, one can overexpress the wild-type form of the gene, for other signaling molecules (e.g. G-proteins), a well-conserved mutation can produce the constitutively-active form, and in other cases, one can take advantage of information in the literature to design the proper AI (e.g. AI-Ste7p).

This approach demonstrates that the same mutation can produce many different evolutionary outcomes, while the same evolved state can be produced by many different mutations.

Furthermore, the same mutation can produce many different evolved outcomes, while the same evolved outcome can be produced by many different mutations.

Generally, we observe a many-to-many relationship as the same mutation can produce many outcomes and the same outcome can arise through many mutations.

Instead, they deny that natural selection of random mutations can produce complex adaptation, asserting that only God can do so.

Subsequently, rare studies documented that identical mutations can produce DMD phenotypes of different severity [4].

As discussed, some pathogenic mutations can produce subtle changes to the melting behaviour.

In this situation, interactions between mutations can produce nonadditive effects on phenotype and fitness.

Patients with 46,XY DSD and NR5A1 mutations can produce sufficient testosterone for spontaneous virilization during puberty.