Sentence examples for mutation frequency reported from inspiring English sources

We believe that these results provide a possible explanation for the otherwise unrealistically high (apparent) mutation frequency reported by de Steenwinkel et al. (2 ).

The mutation frequency reported in our study (23% for KRAS and 2% for BRAF) are in concordance with those reported in literature.

We identified mutation in 4 out of 25 (16%) cases which is consistent with 15% mutation frequency reported by Ohtsubo et al [ 15].

In summary, our data show that the high apparent M. tuberculosis strain mutation frequency reported by de Steenwinkel et al. (2 ) may be a result of the higher tolerance to rifampin of some Beijing strains.

The latter data are consistent with the mutation frequencies reported in the literature.

The low mutation frequencies reported for these genes in sporadic RCC subtypes [ 12- 14], however, suggest other genes and pathways being relevant for the vast majority of RCC.

The overall mutation frequencies reported for these two types of cancer were relatively similar--50similar--50similar--50%% in bladder cancer.

Mutation frequencies reported in the literature indicate that about 10% of all women with breast cancer diagnosed before the age of 50 years have a germline mutation in BRCA1, BRCA2, ATM or CHEK2 [ 1, 6, 15].

In total, we identified 51 pathogenic germline mutations in these DDRP genes among the 247 CBC patients (21%), an increase over the estimated 10% mutation carriers among all women with primary breast cancer diagnosed before the age of 50 years (estimated from mutation frequencies reported previously [ 1, 6, 15]; Table 2).

Our present study could also demonstrate a trend of association between FLT3 ITD mutation and DNMT3A mutations in terms of mutation frequency, as reported in the previous literature [ 24, 25, 27].

This mutation frequency is comparable to the frequency reported for other gene-driven ENU mutagenesis screens in mice [ 27, 29, 30].