DNA sequencing of the family showed the deletion mutation from the mother and the point mutation from the father.
Demonstration that wild-type cells are involved in actively eliminating cells with an activating β-catenin mutation from the epidermis.
Capriotti, E., Fariselli, P. & Casadio, R. I-Mutant 2.0: predicting stability changes upon mutation from the protein sequence or structure.
Witness its slow mutation from the pansexual, decadent Anne Rice creatures to the current permutations — promising anything from chaste eternal love to wild nocturnal escapades — and there you will find the true essence of immortality: adaptability.
In "eXistenZ," which essentially updates Mr. Cronenberg's vision of technology-driven mutation from the video age to a brave new world of virtual-reality gaming, there's an organic gun too: this one's made of bone and gristle, and looks nasty.
In the hope of gleaning life lessons, she reads her mother's post-collegiate journal from the seventies — "I think of myself a lot as this weird mutation from the 50's.
The method can easily differentiate the T790M mutation from the wild-type sequence with a mutant-to-wild-type ratio of 1 100.
The germinal center reaction (GCR) of vertebrate immunity provides a remarkable example of evolutionary succession, in which an advantageous phenotype arises as a spontaneous mutation from the parental type and eventually displaces the parental type altogether.
Reverse mutation from the aberrant state of a gene back to its normal, or wild type, state can result in a number of possible molecular changes at the protein level.
Nigeria achieved the same landmark on 24 January, though it has suffered some cases of vaccine-derived polio, a rare mutation from the oral polio vaccine in areas of poor sanitation.
However, it was sometimes difficult to infer the effect of each mutation from the sequence only.
