Sentence examples for mutations are often from inspiring English sources

Stability promotes mutational robustness, as newly introduced mutations are often destabilizing in nature.

Notably, H3.3 is mutated in paediatric glioblastoma and bone tumours, and H3.3 mutations are often associated with changes in global DNA methylation (Salomoni 2013, Maze et al. 2014).

Women with mutations are often advised to have their breasts and ovaries removed as a preventive measure.

Chromosomal mutations are often the starting point of quantum speciation in animals, particularly in groups such as moles and other rodents that live underground or have little mobility.

Random mutations are often harmful.

As gene inactivation can be lethal, such mutations are often unattainable.

Moreover, escape mutations are often associated with additional compensatory mutations that partially recover fitness costs.

These mutations are often inherited and predispose people bearing them to sudden death syndrome at a young age.

The phenotypic characteristics and pathophysiology of mice carrying spontaneous or genetically engineered mutations are often attributed solely to alterations in the mutant gene.

However, multiple mutations are often deleterious for the activity and the identification of all the residues that historically led to the function is complicated.

These mutations are often only partially disabling or present atypically, with patients lacking diagnostic features of the Mendelian disorders with which these genes are classically associated.