Sentence examples for mutation from a from inspiring English sources

Let the null mutation rate, or the rate of mutation from A to a, be u per gene per generation.

The frequency of the A allele cannot be maintained at 100% with the occurrence of the back mutation from A to a at locus S. Therefore t nearlyfixed was set to the time that A t and a t reached equilibrium, i.e., when A t = A t +1.

Yet something was afoot: there was rumbling under the arches around Clink Street, and Borough Market was beginning its mutation from a wholesale fruit-and-veg outlet into a retail chorizo and frothy coffee one.

_____ The May Genius puzzle (No 107 set by Puck) attracted another large entry, despite some controversy as to whether COLLEDIG is not a more usual translation in Welsh for 'lost' than GOLLWYD, which, of course, is a mutation from a declension of the verb COLLI ('to lose').

The German labour market has "undergone a strange mutation from a bulwark of eurosclerosis into a champion of flexibility", writes Joachim Möller of the Institute for Employment Research (IAB).

Katayama et al found a novel V1180L gatekeeper mutation from a cell line model and a novel I1171T secondary mutation from a patient who developed resistance to alectinib (Katayama et al., 2014).

Until recently, rare mutations have been hard to catalog because of the difficulty of distinguishing an unusual mutation from an error in the DNA decoding process.

It is important to notice that a copy without mutation from an ancestral sequence (e.g., ACAGATATA) results in the same sequence (not in its complement, i.e., TGTCTATAT).

One patient had inherited the mutation from an unaffected mother.

Sequencing of genomic DNA revealed a T-to-A transversion at nucleotide position 1151, causing a mutation from an isoleucine residue to an asparagine residue (I384N).

We verified the new method with precisely discovering three most important EGFR drug-related mutations from a sample in which EGFR-mutated cells only account for a small percentage of whole cell population.