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This mutation coincides with a germline single-nucleotide polymorphism that occurs with an approximately 22% allele frequency in the general population (http://genome.ucsc.edu/).ucsc.edu/

The onset of the effects of Ubc9 mutation coincides with the period when the progenitors in the medulla of the anterior lobes undergoes proliferative restraint (Jung et al., 2005).

If a nonsense mutation coincided with the predicted PTC, this substitution was regarded as the causative event.

In other words, the ASXL1 mutation coincided with mutations of genes involved in the signal transduction pathway (JAK2 and NRAS), transcription factor (RUNX1), epigenetic modification (IDH and EZH2) or splicing machinery (SRSF2) in MDS patients.

Interestingly, the posterior distribution for the position of a possible disease mutation coincided with the region suggested by both fixed- and variable-sized haplotype analyses (Supplementary Figure 3 in Additional File 1).

This observation suggested that mtDNA was under purifying selection against deleterious nonsynonymous mutations, coinciding with previous study23,24,25.

However, this combination did not propagate very successfully and at later time points the virus population primarily carried a combination of the 62A and 79F mutations, coinciding with substantial increases in viral load (Table 5).

Further, the regions where we found loss of DNA methylation associated with KDM5C mutations, coincided with an enhancer mark H3K4me1 in ES and lymphoblastoid cell lines.

The issue of cooperating mutations coinciding with BRCA1 and BRCA2 lesions brings forth another interesting observation from the paper by Lee et al [ 6] concerning p53 and mitotic checkpoint mutations.

The incidence of Factor V Leiden and prothrombin mutations coincide with that seen in the general population and this fact could prove that genetic thrombophilia has no role in pre-transplant PVT in patients with cirrhosis.

Akavia et al. postulated that driver mutations coincide with a "genomic footprint" in the form of a gene expression signature, and developed an integrative approach to identify drivers of cancer.