Sentence examples for mutation or mutation from inspiring English sources
Recently, constitutive activation of NIK – by direct mutation or mutation of its negative regulators cIAP1/2 and TRAF3 – has been identified in multiple myeloma [13], [14].
Disruption of the RB pathway as a consequence of RB1 gene mutation or mutation of other pathway components (e.g., D-type cyclins, CDK4 or p16INK4A) is common to most if not all human cancers.
Previous studies were based on ascertainment through clinically affected subjects, 1 6 were focused on one specific mutation, and studied unrelated older subjects in whom somatic mutation or mutation loss through segregation are potential confounding factors.
For each mutant genotype we tested the expression level of all the three homoeologous SBEIIa copies finding that just the gene with non sense mutation (or mutation in the splicing site) presented drastic decrease in the level of expression.
To determine whether the mutation is causative rather than linked to a non-coding VPS13B mutation or mutation in another gene in the region we compared sequence data from other species.
Case 3: If no mutations are found in the sentence, the impact is grounded to the nearest mutation or mutations, making the simple assumption that the nearest mutation or mutation series invokes the impacts mentioned.
How did the mutation or mutations spread globally?
In addition, with few exceptions, mutations responsible for CMSs are private, so that considerable effort is required to detect the mutation or mutations present in each individual.
To date, the precise mutation or mutations that cause a shift in FCoV biotype have not been identified.
Most mastocytosis patients have a point mutation or mutations in c-kit, the gene encoding the SCF receptor Kit.
2. Mutations or mutation series are not connected with conjunctions such as and and or; in this case, the impact is grounded to the nearest detected mutation or mutations (in case the nearest mutations are connected by conjunctions, the impact is grounded to each mutation).
