Sentence examples for mutations that allows from inspiring English sources
The shift from the pre-tumour progression towards the tumour progression is marked by a combination of mutations that allows the stem/progenitor cells to undergo transformation and induce tumour formation in a multistep process [ 69].
The analytic studies presented here show that the cobas EGFR test is a sensitive, accurate, rapid, and reproducible assay for EGFR mutations that allows clinicians to identify those patients with advanced NSCLC who have a high likelihood of benefiting from treatment with anti-EGFR TKI therapies.
Carcinogenic agents induce cancer by causing genetic mutations that allow cells to escape normal biological controls.
Scientists are concerned that in the future either of these strains could gain mutations that allow them to not only jump from birds into humans, but also spread rapidly between people, triggering a deadly pandemic.
That presumably includes details on how the engineered virus was made and details on the precise mutations that allowed it to go airborne.
Although these animals had never before encountered this synthetic compound, they adapted to it rapidly by means of mutations that allowed them to survive in its presence.
In the past two years, the very mutations that allowed these changes have been located within the wheat plant's genome.Wheat's servants now became its slaves.
Any mutations that allowed a virus to use a different surface molecule to get in would make it much more successful than its fellow viruses.
As they applied it to more and more acreage, they raised the evolutionary reward for mutations that allowed weeds to resist glyphosate.
Recently, the teams in Rotterdam and Madison announced that they had produced a form of H5N1 with mutations that allowed it to "go airborne," meaning that it spread through the air from one ferret to another.
Toxic chemicals in cigarette smoke and smokeless tobacco are thought to cause a gradual accumulation of gene mutations that allow cancer cells to form and spread rapidly; users have two to three times the risk of developing pancreatic cancer.
