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They focused on 13 mtDNA proteins critical to heat and energy generation and discovered distinct mutation patterns for each group.

However, most infants with wild-type HIV had persistent NVP-R mutations at low frequencies (86%; median clonal frequency of 3.1%; range 1.2%–12.8%), with similar rates and mutation patterns for both intervention groups (Table 4).

For the sake of space, mutation patterns for given minimum lethalities will not be listed but can be obtained from the authors.

It should be pointed out that mutation patterns for a given minimum lethality, say 97%, cannot be obtained as a simple aggregation of those in the lethality intervals [99 100%], [98 99%), and [97 98%).

The aggregation of mutation patterns for families of size f can be concisely represented as f : κ 1 n (κ 1 ) κ 2 n (κ 2 ) …. (2 where n(κ i) is the number of occurrences of pattern κ i and for brevity can be omitted if its value is 1.

By contrast, only 3 of the 29 atypical Beijing MDR ss isolates showed the same mutation pattern for these genes, excluding the rrsA1401G mutation (MP2).

Importantly, the inactivating mutation pattern for each pseudogene is distinct for each strain, indicating that they arose in parallel in each lineage, consistent with strong selective pressure for loss of function acting on these genes in the ruminant host.

Absence of a 1 : 1 correlation between the mutation patterns of IBC and DCIS for a given patient and between separate procedures is likely a result of capturing ducts from tissue cross-sections and the convoluted anatomy of ductal tissue (i.e., patient 43).

Gao et al. (2011) reported an analysis of the mutation patterns from a large-scale experiment for screening recessive lethal or nearly lethal mutations and found that mutation rates differ substantially in the germline lineage.

The mutation patterns observed for P. pacificus in this study support the idea that mutational processes are length dependent.

Our aim was to develop new markers from coding sequences to ensure clear stepwise mutation patterns usable for genetic diversity, dating, and selection signature analyses, and also to facilitate transferability to other species.