Sentence examples for mutation caused by from inspiring English sources
The vast majority of the family's member will quickly become separated by recombination from any positive mutation caused by one of them, and it will only be remnants of this causative element that might be said to hitchhike.
In this report, we genetically and physically characterize a human disease-associated TPI mutation caused by an I170V substitution.
Moreover, we observed G>C mutation, caused by base excision repair (BER), in human cells and embryos (Komor et al., 2016).
Residents who live near the reactor are worried the third eye is a mutation caused by exposure to water from the nuclear plant, which is why Zmutt and crew plan to have it tested rather than eat it themselves, before having it preserved.
The Bay, which played both the Toronto and New York film festivals, deals with a small town on the Chesapeake Bay which, in the course of one day, suffers a full-scale onslaught by a water-borne parasite -- a mutation caused by the infection of small creatures by chemical run-off and proximity to a nuclear power plant.
A/T→T/A transversions are the most common type of mutation caused by ENU [14].
Recent advances in sequencing technologies and the development of novel mathematical approaches have allowed deciphering the patterns of somatic mutations caused by different mutational processes.
The mutations caused by APOBEC proteins occur in a characteristic pattern – a pattern that also shows up in some types of cancer, including types that are often caused by infection with human papilloma viruses (HPV).
Fundamentalist religion has taken hold, and a terror of the mutations caused by radiation has led to a general belief that it is necessary to destroy any plant, animal or human who is not in "the True Image".
The UCL team also found that mutations caused by APOBEC have a strong tendency to hit genes such as PIK3CA that help to regulate the growth and division of the cell, and whose mutation is associated with the development of cancer.
That, combined with the fact that we're living in an era of diminished pressure from natural selection, means that Stefansson and his colleagues may have identified the single biggest factor in the ongoing development of the human genome: new mutations caused by old sperm.
