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Since 2009, donor centres screening for the CCR5 mutation have emerged around Europe, but as well as providing no guarantees of destroying the virus, such transplants are unfeasible on a large scale.

This mutation has emerged following treatment with imatinib, and therefore mutant cells are resistant to imatinib [15].

In the face of the very high level of SP resistance found in Hale we considered it possible that parasites carrying this mutation had emerged in north-eastern Tanzania.

This finding leads us to speculate that the A581G mutation has emerged on at least 2 occasions in Tanzania.

We know that the S83F mutation has emerged and spread recently; therefore, we suggest that strains containing one or two additional resistance mutations may not have had enough time to achieve high frequency in the S. Typhi population.

The HSI of 1.00 thus suggests that the same advantageous mutation is likely to be responsible for the selection signals present in the 12 population groupings, and this mutation has emerged prior to the divergence of these populations.

Point mutations have emerged as prominent biomarkers for disease diagnosis, particularly in the case of cancer.

For example, hyper-methylation of the E-cadherin promoter and alterations in transcription, but not mutations have emerged as one of the major mechanisms responsible for E-cadherin down-regulation in most carcinomas [7].

Strikingly however, no common gene mutations have emerged among metastatic tumor samples.

This strategy is especially useful in cancer types where no actionable mutations have emerged.

KRAS mutations have emerged as a key negative predictive factor for treatment response in patients receiving cetuximab 16, 17.