Sentence examples for mutation that contributes from inspiring English sources

The σ global regulon of S. Typhimurium LT2 may differ from that of virulent S. Typhimurium isolates due to accumulated mutations in this extensively-used, laboratory strain, particularly the rpoS mutation that contributes to attenuation of the LT2 strain [ 42].

It also suggests that case 3 must possess a second, as yet unidentified, mutation that contributes to his disease.

Because of the variability of phenotypes associated with these putative mutations, it is possible that there are important environmental or genetic factors in addition to the mtDNA mutation that contribute to the development of autism in a child with one of these mtDNA mutations.

Notably, the appearance of a novel viral population at 538 DPI characterized by the appearance of the pair P1606L and V1641I again reveals a new pattern of connected genetic mutations that contributes to the viral escape dynamics and eventually to viral chronic persistence in subject Ch_240.

Coronary artery disease (CAD) is often polygenic due to multiple mutations that contribute small effects to susceptibility.

Data suggested that mutations that contribute to tanning impairment and to fair complexion, may be attributed to less efficient DNA repair in melanocytes.

This data article provides compelling computational analysis of the hotspot CHM gene mutations that contribute to the progressive causativeness and susceptibility of Choroideremia in patients.

Six PTB domain encoded proteins have been found to have mutations that contribute to inherited human diseases including familial stroke, hypercholesteremia, coronary artery disease, Alzheimer's disease and diabetes, demonstrating the importance of PTB scaffold proteins in organizing critical signaling complexes.

One challenge inherent in MSI profiling is to discriminate mutations that contribute to carcinogenesis from innocuous "bystander" or "passenger" mutations [11].

Despite the fact that both were isolated spontaneously, each had acquired two mutations that contributed to its phenotype, a rare occurrence.

This result indicates that the rdxA-wt (functional) allele is "epistatic" to (masks effect of) several other mutations that contribute to Mtz resistance.