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However, somatic TET mutations are exceedingly rare in this cancer, suggesting that another mechanism is affecting TET activity.

In NB, however, p53 mutations are exceedingly rare and occur in less than 2% of primary tumors.

However, from our data and large published studies such as TCGA, it is clear that novel genes with a high frequency of biallelic mutations are exceedingly rare and can not explain the bulk of the observed LOH.

The conventional assumption in comparative genomics, starting with the neutral theory of molecular evolution championed by Kimura, 13 is that populations are very close to their fitness optimum, and so beneficial mutations are exceedingly rare and can safely be ignored.

Less frequent mutations include G12 S (GGT to AGT), G12C (GGT to TGT), G12R (GGT to CGT), and G12A (G GT to G CT). Silent mutations are exceedingly rare http://www.sanger.ac.uk/genetics/CGP/cosmic/.sanger.ac.uk/genetics/CGP/cosmic/

Still, Wender emphasized, the percentage of women who carry a BRCA mutation is exceedingly low.

In one study, none of the 38 patients was found to have mutated K-ras, and in another study two of 23 patients had a mutation suggesting that mutations in kras are exceedingly rare [ 31, 32].

CIC mutations occur almost invariably with IDH mutations, and they are exceedingly rare in other brain tumors.

First, the BRAF mutation (D594G) seen here in one patient has not been previously reported in TSCC, and indeed other BRAF mutations are also exceedingly rare in HNSCC (<2%) [ 51].

Finally, in contrast to adenocarcinoma of the lung, mutations in the EGFR kinase domain are exceedingly rare in gastric and esophageal cancers [ 27– 30].

This degree of identity argues strongly against matK being a pseudogene in A. roseans as mutation rates in non-functional genes are exceedingly high due to relaxed selection pressure on them [ 53].