Sentence examples for mutation emerging in from inspiring English sources

Although we did not observe such a compensatory mutation emerging in vivo, we introduced two additional stop codons downstream of the AUG 1 KO (AUG S1 KO virus) to exclude any event that would lead to P78 expression and enhance virus infectivity.

We and others reported that this mutation emerged in H7N9 patients receiving NAI treatment.

Among 30 patients, a YMDD mutation emerged in two patients (7%).

Female carriers of the minor alleles scored highest, and a novel A217T mutation emerged in the most harm avoidant male participant.

For example, the H275Y oseltamivir resistance mutation emerged in seasonal (H1N1) viruses in late 2007 and spread globally during 2008 in the absence of widespread usage of the drug, suggesting that the mutation had not impaired viral transmissibility.

The quantitative data from the current study demonstrated that when a T790M mutation emerged in the blood it was accompanied by an increase in the original sensitizing EGFR mutation.

The cross-resistance engendered by K65R to TDF, 3TC, and ABC is likely to have been a contributing factor because this mutation emerged in approximately one-half of the TDF/3TC/ABC virological failures.

The most frequent primary RAL resistance mutations emerging in vivo at virological failure (VF) in the IN gene are Q148H/R/K, N155H, and to a lesser extent Y143C/H/R [10].

Significant T cell responses within a population will result in selection pressure and results in mutations emerging in an HLA-dependent fashion ('footprints'footprints

The validity of this tenet is confirmed by the recent observations that initiation time is not affected by adding an extra origin on the chromosome [ 58] and on the compensatory mutations emerging in Hda mutants [ 59].

S. arboricolus also featured consistently good utilization of the monosaccharide galactose, a highly variable trait in both S. cerevisiae[ 30] and S. kudriavzevii[ 33] due to frequent loss-of-function mutations emerging in different lineages of these species that impair growth on galactose (e.g. the reference strain S288C).