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Undeterred efficient dissemination of the pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus among humans could allow opportunities to acquire adaptive mutations producing more pathogenic variants.

The SmnC-T-Neo/C-T-Neo homozygotes are generally less severe than the Smn2B-Neo/2B-Neo homozygotes due to the nature of the introduced mutations within exon 7 since the C-T mutation produces more FL-Smn transcripts than the 2B mutation.

For all the biochemical assays, we chose the "LFL" mutant as the mutation produced more obvious impacts (i.e. at similar levels to those of the site-1 or-2 mutants) in the target bindings via the site-3.

With cytoplasmic hybrid cell (nuclear removed primary lung adenocarcinoma cell as mitochondria donor and mtDNA depleted A549 cell as nuclear donor), we further demonstrate that cells with mitND6 gene nonsense and missense mutation produced more reactive oxygen species (ROS) and exhibited higher capacities of migration and invasion.

As expected for a fur mutation, this mutant produced more siderophores than the wild-type strain and this production remained unaffected in response to increased iron levels (from 1 to 50 µM), as determined by using the chrome azurol S assay (data not shown).

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It seems unlikely that a sexually reproducing parasitic plant would gain enough advantage from increased mutation rate, in terms of evading host defence, for selection on mutator alleles to outweigh the costs of producing more deleterious mutations.

This protein encourages cells to divide and the mutations can lead to the cancer cells producing more EGFR, or producing a form of the protein that is more active.

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A rice line with this missense mutation had produced more lateral roots [ 67].