Sentence examples for mutation mapped to from inspiring English sources

A genome-wide scan of the first 77 backcross animals showed that the high HDL ENU mutation mapped to Chr 5 (109 Mb to 138 Mb) with a LOD score of 8.6 (Figure 1A).

The cub mutation mapped to an interval that included Rhbdf2, the gene encoding iRhom2.

The ubp1 mutation mapped to the bottom of the selection valley in both genetic crosses analysed.

Another overextension mutation, iv88, was also Unc, and this mutation mapped to the middle of chromosome IV.

However, the clp mutation mapped to a separate locus on chromosome 7, and initial Oct6 expression was not affected (Darbas et al., 2004; Bermingham et al., 2006).

They noted that only one mutation mapped to flocculation-related genes in S. cerevisiae (Zhu et al. 2014), suggesting that an increased mutation rate was not the underlying cause of the observed overrepresentation of mutations in these genes.

In two separate cases, complementing mutations mapped to the same gene, reducing the number of mapped loci to 28 (Table 1).

Interestingly, the mutations mapped to a region of AmiB found only in cell separation amidases.

The mutations mapped to the middle of flgL, to structural gene for HAP3, and sequence analysis revealed the same coding change in both mutants: a substitution of cysteine for arginine 168.

The mutations mapped to several regions on the protein surface, suggesting that NPC2 can bind to more than one membrane simultaneously.

The observation of disparate missense mutations mapped to the GS and kinase domains of the protein supports the disease model of mild kinase activation and provides a potential rationale for phenotypic variation.