Sentence examples for mutation that gave from inspiring English sources

What about the dominant Finnish cross-country skier Eero Mäntyranta, who had a genetic mutation that gave him forty per cent more red blood cells than the average man?

In the study, Silverman and other researchers explain the workings of the genetic mutation that gave some roaches a competitive advantage that enabled them to survive and multiply.

Many species that live in cold waters have special proteins in their blood which attach themselves to small crystals of ice and prevent these from growing to a size at which they would be dangerous.Normally, such an advantageous trait would start as a chance mutation that gave its possessor an advantage in the struggle for life.

Perhaps tail loss was genetically linked to a mutation that gave apes greater shoulder flexibility or larger brains.

It's this mutation that gave birth to Libération, Gregory Chatonsky's interactive installation.

An Alaska village where a "mad Indian," as she describes herself, would be entitled to demand help for her Native child, born with a rare genetic mutation that gave him a misshapen head and bulging eyes.

An extra reason for Brin's interest may be that he discovered in 2008 he carries a genetic mutation that gives him a greater likelihood of developing Parkinson's disease.

If a man has a mutation that gives him a big advantage — say he makes lots of testosterone — he can count that as a natural advantage.

Also known as "mitten cats" or "thumb cats," polydactyls have a genetic mutation that gives them more than the usual number of toes on one or more feet.

In the final chapter, we meet Eero Mantyranta, a Finnish cross-country skier and three-time Olympic gold medalist born with a genetic mutation that gives him an extraordinarily high red-blood-cell count.

About 10% of Europeans carry a mutation that gives them resistance to HIV infection by deleting the virus's target on immune cells, a protein called the CCR5 chemokine receptor.