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These mutations are thus excellent haplogroup markers on their own.

PCP mutations are thus unlikely to mediate NC-related birth defects in humans.

Deleterious GC mutations are thus promoted by gBGC and may fix in the population despite slightly detrimental consequences to organism fitness.

These three destabilizing mutations are thus disproportionately important for viral immune escape, and may have been favored by selection for this property (a dN/dS test [ Murrell et al., 2013] is inconclusive, probably due to lack of sequence data; Figure 8 figure supplement 3 and Figure 8 source code 2).

Apparent inverse relationship between smoking and EGFR mutations was thus due to dilutional effect of EGFR-mutated tumours by EGFR nonmutated tumours (Matsuo et al, 2007).

Genetic interaction (epistasis) between mutations is thus emphasized here, as often the adaptive phenotypes are more than a single mutation away, and if the intermediate step is deleterious, transversing to the potentially advantageous genotype can be impossible with single-step mutations.

The combination of the two mutations was thus sufficient to abolish most of the SAR response.

The fraction of truly neutral mutations is thus n = n' - P 0).

Evaluating the abundance and frequency of deleterious mutations is thus of considerable interest and has been investigated in a wide range of species.

In non-small cell lung cancer, KRAS mutations have been shown to identify a group of patients that do not respond to EGFR targeted therapies and the identification of these mutations is thus clinically important.

The probability of a cancer acquiring sufficient mutations is thus much higher than that in Loeb's calculation, because all the stem cell's progeny in the expanding tumour clone have a chance of acquiring mutations.