Sentence examples for mutations and felt from inspiring English sources
If you've ever looked into the crossed-out eyes of one of Brooklyn-based artist KAWS' droopy Mickey Mouse mutations and felt like dancing, now is your chance.
Others had relatives who had previously undergone testing without finding a mutation, and thus felt less compelled to do so themselves.
Either way, consider yourself educated, and feel free to espouse the merits of leaky gut syndrome and the dangers of the BRCA gene mutation.
They feel lonely, show signs of weariness and feel lethargic.
The news today, that researchers from Stony Brook University in New York have suggested environmental factors and behaviours are more likely to cause cancer than random cell mutations, felt like a blow to the gut.
However, this particular mutation was felt to be a false positive result, and further investigations identified a more likely mutation candidate (MLL2).
In the first few years after learning about my mutation, I felt less in control than I did before, and I did not listen to the recommendations made by my doctors.
Alternatively, the recent common ancestry of all cattle isolates may have resulted in lack of analytical power, due to insufficient time for new variants to arise and for the effects of small selection coefficients associated with slightly deleterious or advantageous mutations to be felt.
Yet when I learned I carried the mutation, I felt the cruel weight of a paradox: you can never know whether you want to know until you already do.
Therefore, the effect of the single mutation is felt globally, rather than locally in the active site, imparting to the protein an overall increase in the thermostability.
