'mutation of residue' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a change in a physical or chemical substance, or the result of such a change. For example, "The mutation of residue from the experiment yielded unexpected results."
For example, "366MA" indicates the mutation of residue 366 on chain A into methionine.
A fourth mAb with a longer CDR2 loop was not affected by mutation of residue 57, indicating that CDR2 domain length may alter the binding interface and lead to the involvement of other residues in protein A binding.
Results showed that the mutation of residue 279 in VP2 had no efficient effects on both the replication efficiency in vitro and the virulence to SPF chickens of IBDV.
In fact these results arise due to that a mutation of residue 184 confers resistance to both ABC and FTC.
A similar approach was used to introduce a conserved point mutation of residue alanine 111 as a nonspecific mutation on the outer loop of LLR3.
The mutation of residue Ala302, present in the adenine binding motif, resulted in a significant decline in the Km values for both ATP as well as CoA as compared to the native protein suggesting the importance of this residue in the reaction.
Mutation of residues critical to the inter-subunit lasso interaction abolishes CP polymerization.
We also analyzed the effect of mutation of residues Met208, Cys212 and Cys273 into Phe in all combinations.
Mutation of residues 846 and 883 to alanine and glycine, respectively, conferred novel inhibitor sensitivity onto PTPH1.
The mutation of residues such as Arg571.35, Tyr611.39, Phe120ECL1, Thr1934.65, Trp3466.48, and Val3496.51 has been shown to influence more or less the binding affinity of cholecystokinin peptide [27].
Mutation of glutamine 862 abolished binding in two of these sera, and mutation of residues 876, 877, 878, and 880 markedly reduced binding in two others.
