Sentence examples for mutation not only from inspiring English sources

This refers to the extinction or mutation not only of the old bulge-bracket firms but also of the caste that has found haven and easy riches there, the hundreds of thousands of workers, many of them neither extraordinarily skilled or highly trained, who perhaps mistook the fruitions of cheap credit for proof of their own acumen and flair.

She then inserted that mutation into mice genomes.The effect was clear: the animals with the mutation not only began to sleep less than their counterparts but continued functioning well even after six hours of sleep deprivation (a long time for a mouse).

The R525H mutation not only causes a defect in pre-rRNA processing but also inhibits cell cycle progression through the MDM2-RB-E2F axis (Kadono et al., 2016).

The cop1 mutation not only induces tubulin degradation, it also impairs the calcium ion-dependent activation of S-type anion channel currents in guard cells, which are activated to drive stomatal closure.

The newly discovered mutation not only has therapeutic implications for the currently untreatable disorder, called Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP), but it may also reveal novel avenues for producing prolific amounts of healthy bone for patients in need.

Moreover, PCA and FEL revealed that S315T mutation not only reduces the dimension of heme access tunnel but also showed that extra methyl group at 315 position altered heme cavity, enforcing heme group distantly from INH, and thus preventing INH activation.

In contrast to viruses, drugs and chemicals have been shown to cause mutations not only in human cells in culture but also in a living host.

Mutations not only arise in proliferating cells but also in resting - thus non-replicating - cells.

The introduced mutations not only lead to an improved capability to reduce progesterone but also to altered substrate preference.

In this method, it is possible to discriminate the mutations, not only frequently used positions 261 and 796 but also position 703 in a single PCR.

The ability of CRISPR to generate genetic loss of function mutations not only increases the magnitude of any effect over currently employed RNAi techniques, but allows analysis over longer periods of time which can be critical for certain phenotypes.