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TP53 mutations are exceptionally frequent in cancer and are among the key driving factors in TNBC [ 18].
In particular, TP53 mutations are exceptionally frequent and apparently among the key driving factors in triple negative breast cancer —the most aggressive breast cancer subgroup whose management still represents a clinical challenge.
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Mutations of p53 are exceptionally frequent in TNBC (>80%) and its inactivation predicts poor survival in TNBC patients [ 10, 12].
S. cerevisiae is an especially useful species in which to study the cause of rapid centromere evolution because its point centromeres are easy to sequence and patterns of recombination and mutation within its genome are exceptionally well characterised [ 13, 15, 23, 25, 26].
Because beneficial gene mutations are thought to be exceptionally rare, the scientists postulated that the bugs' speedy adaptation must rely on something else.
CoVs are exceptionally prone to variability through accumulation of point mutations and recombination events.
Fairways are exceptionally narrow.
Quasicrystals are exceptionally brittle.
Street-children are exceptionally vulnerable.
MODERN cars are exceptionally reliable.
Fortunately, accountants are exceptionally mobile.
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