Sentence examples for mutation that confers from inspiring English sources

Obvious examples from recent decades would be a mutation that confers antibiotic resistance on bacteria that cause disease in humans, or one that confers poison resistance on a rat.

Moreover, the chances of finding a donor who is a good tissue match for the patient and also has the rare genetic mutation that confers resistance to H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, are extremely small.

It turns out that she has a gene inherited from both her mother and father, a double-dose mutation that confers the advantage.

It seems like an extremely prescient twist of genetic fate: A mutation that confers HIV resistance became common in Europe centuries before the AIDS epidemic.

In fact, he said, many people probably carry the nuclear DNA mutation that confers susceptibility to mitochondrial dysfunction, they just don't know it.

The G119S mutation that confers carbamate and organophosphate resistance in An. gambiae and Culex quinquefasciatus [15] was not observed in these samples.

The barA1 mutation in A. nidulans was originally identified as a mutation that conferred resistance to HSAF [15].

What is needed are tests capable of diagnosing drug resistance within 24 hours — tests that do not require letting the bacteria grow in culture for days but rather identify gene mutations that confer drug resistance.

Mutations that confer higher levels of resistance to SP did not emerge.

In addition, we identify mutations that confer species-specific resistance, or antifolate-specific resistance.

Mutations that confer a fitness advantage to the cell are known as driver mutations and are causally related to tumorigenesis.