Sentence examples for mutation sequence differences from inspiring English sources

Although the Rv0050*05 and Rv0050*06 were identical in length, they were assigned to different clusters according to the point mutation sequence differences.

Random mutations or sequence differences due to errors should give a TS TV ratio of 1 2.

Mitochondrial mutations, defined as sequence differences between tumors and germ line DNA were identified in 17/22 (77%) samples tested.

Sequence these PCR products and compare wild-type and mutant sequences, looking for sequence differences that are consistent with the nature of the mutation.

The observed CfERV-Fc sequence differences agree with mutations from extracellular replication and infection by virus strains at different evolutionary stages.

Degree of similarity between two sequences is expressed as percent identity and as Pam values [The Pam score (point accepted mutations) is an inverse measure of sequence differences] [ 17].

Because the human genome contains about 6 billion DNA base pairs, each one subject to mutation, there could be between 3 and 6 million DNA sequence differences between any two people.

We also identified sequence differences that were predicted to result in nonsense mutations.

During chronic infection, sequence differences accumulated in a clock-like manner4 at a median mutation rate of 1.55 × 10−5 changes per site per year and a recombination rate of 5.5 × 10−5 per initiation site per year5,6.

Any DNA sequence differences between tumor and matched normal mtDNA were scored as somatic mutations.

Any DNA sequence differences between buccal cells and matched lymphocytes mtDNA were scored as somatic mutations.