Sentence examples for mutation rate caused from inspiring English sources
Lowering the mutation rate caused the evolution of parasites, which, however, enabled the evolution of even greater diversity.
However, uniform deviation of the rate of synonymous evolution from the mutation rate, caused by selection, cannot be taken into account in this way.
Previous analyses of some intronic fragments show chicken and other birds have a significantly higher level of neutral sequence divergence on Z chromosome than autosomes, indicating a higher Z-linked mutation rate caused by the male-driven evolution effect.
Because the LINE-1 methylation levels of each locus are distinct, the mutation rate caused by RIND-EDSB repair errors is dependent on the methylation status of the genome near the EDSBs.
However, the major challenge limiting current therapy is the rapid evolution of drug resistance resulting from the high mutation rate caused by the absence of a proofreading function in HIV reverse transcriptase.
I suggest that the combination of a high mutation rate (caused by intron attack) with the elimination of genome size constraints and the loss of the cell wall, enabled cell fusions and genome duplications--the origin of a sexual cell cycle--placing many theoretical ideas on the origin of sex in a specific setting.
This is important here because variation in the mutation rate causes differences in the level of within-subpopulation homozygosity between ms simulation models.
Thus, lower mutation rates caused both decreasing the probability of speciation and delaying speciation.
The more random DNA composition is presumably due to increased mutation rates caused by the loss of DNA repair systems [ 26, 27].
2 Compared to nuclear genomic DNA, mtDNA reveals high mutation rates caused by constant exposure to mutagenic oxygen radicals and lacks the protective mechanisms of DNA repair.
Hence, in the current system, greater mutation rates cause smaller replicator diversity, while smaller mutation rates cause greater replicator diversity.
