Sentence examples for mutation indicating that from inspiring English sources
Thus, the polarity defects of the as2-1 eal-1 double mutant were efficiently suppressed by the ett-13 mutation, indicating that increase in the level of ETT/ARF3 transcripts was responsible for the adaxial defect.
Mutational analysis of the EcR LBD) revealed that ligand entry and exit is affected differently by the same point mutation, indicating that different pathways are used for association and dissociation of the ligand.
Of the white flowered lines, 78 carried the intron 6 splice site mutation, indicating that it is common (Fig. S3B).
Expression of this construct rescued a bah-1 mutation, indicating that the modification did not disrupt function.
We found that glutamate uptake was reduced in glia homozygous for the Clock mutation or the NPAS2 null mutation, indicating that their gene products augment glutamate uptake.
According to database search (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP/), there is no variant in ACE exon 22 and screening results revealed that none of the 100 healthy controls showed this mutation indicating that this substitution is not a polymorphism.
For most parameter values in case 1, α50% remains within the range of α for commonly observed mutator mutations, indicating that mutator pathways will have a significant role in tumorigenesis.
Following a hunch, they decided to ask whether Mr. Byrne had had the mutation, too, and whether the mutation indicated that the four families were related to him.
Electrophysiological analyses of KCNQ1 P320H and the previously reported KCNQ1 P320A mutation indicate that both channels are non-functional and suppress wild type IKs in a dominant-negative fashion.
The dramatic reduction in the expression of the glucosinolate biosynthesis genes by the myb28myb29 double mutation indicates that MYB28 and MYB29 contribute equally to activation of these genes.
In general, detection of a somatic mutation indicates that a new allele provides a differentiation, growth or survival advantage for the cell population(s) in which it appears.
