Sentence examples for mutations and consequently from inspiring English sources

For one thing, most types of cancer are diagnosed in patients over the age of fifty, since it's usually not until middle age that the body becomes vulnerable to cancerous mutations, and consequently for most people ending cancer isn't going to buy them a great deal more time.

Yamamoto et al. [47] suggest that the nano-TiO2 present in sunscreen cosmetics (with UV filter) enhances the creation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in skin cells, a phenomenon that may result in DNA damages and mutations and consequently induce the development of cancer diseases.

Subunit vaccines based on currently identified H5 molecules cannot account for the antigenic variants that would result following such mutations and, consequently, neutralizing antibody-mediated protection induced by these vaccines would likely be limited.

Ionizing radiation, such as that emitted by uranium, may cause mutations and consequently lead to neoplasia in human cells.

In this case avoiding treatment with macrolides would potentially reduce the chance of acquiring 23S rRNA mutations and, consequently, macrolide resistance.

Rett syndrome affects females who are heterozygous for these MECP2 mutations and consequently mosaic for expression of WT or mutant alleles, due to X-chromosome inactivation.

Appropriately, this mutation, and consequently the whole gene, was termed doublesex (dsx) [ 33].

The observed increase in the prevalence of the dhps K450E mutation and consequently of the quintuple mutant in STP should thus be considered a subject of concern.

These results raised two questions: who are the patients with very low levels of JAK2V617F mutation and consequently what level of sensitivity a method should have in a routine diagnosis setting.

Functional classification analysis showed that these highly expressed genes comprise DNA binding proteins, which are under pressure of DNA level mutation and, consequently, show high similarity at the nucleotide level.

These biases are reflected in the data available in the Mutation Databases and consequently, private mutations are most probably overestimated.