Sentence examples for mutations is illustrated from inspiring English sources

A critical role for oncogenic mutations is illustrated by the example of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR/ERBB1) in Non Small Cell Lung Cancer NSCLCC), where only a subset of patients respond to the EGFR inhibitor gefitinib.

The list of observed TP53 mutations is illustrated in Additional File 1, Table S6.

Additionally, the corresponding wild-type name and the sequence mutations are illustrated for muteins.

The residues with de novo dominant, recessive, and rare population variant mutations are illustrated in red, orange, and yellow, respectively.

Obvious inactivating mutations (large deletions, frame shifts and nonsense mutations) are illustrated on Figure 2A and described in the corresponding text.

Detected mutations are illustrated in Supplementary Figures 2 and 3, see section on supplementary data given at the end of this article and detailed in Table 3.

Moreover, the repeated and independent induction of the suppressor mutations was illustrated by their presence in multiple M1 plants as well as M2 progeny grown from separate pools of seeds.

An overview of metabolic pathways and biological processes altered by Li 2 mutation is illustrated in Figure  7 and discussed below.

The conditions and mutagenesis methods used in this work for our attempts to isolate a null rpoN mutant are summarized in Table 1, and mutation scheme is illustrated in Figure 1.

Two missense mutations (wy762 and wy782 ) are shown by asterisks and the deleted fragment in the null mutation ok799 is illustrated by the gray bar.

The mutation operation is illustrated in Fig. 3.