Sentence examples for mutations that identify from inspiring English sources

A sensitive molecular technique known as PCR (polymerase chain reaction) makes it possible to detect mutations that identify certain tumours when only a small number of cancer cells are present.

Each haplogroup has a sequence of specific mutations that identify it (Table 1).

Species differences in PPADS sensitivity at P2X7 receptors were also utilized to generate chimeras and point mutations that identified a contribution of Arg126 to PPADS action (Michel et al., 2008).

Emerging studies continue to identify novel mutations that distinguish subgroups of pHGG.

These clusters of cancers and mutations provide representations that identify segregations of cancer and genes driving cancer progression.

For instance, primary immunodeficiency diseases (PIDs) are caused by congenital defects in genes involved in the development and maintenance of the immune system, and they can be diagnosed using mutation analysis that identifies pathogenic mutations in candidate PID genes.

The 13 individual missense mutations previously identified in TECTA (9– 19) have been supplemented recently by an additional 20 novel missense mutations that were identified in a survey of Spanish and American families with ADNSHL.

This pipeline identifies counts of nucleotide changes within the 1-10% frequency range and removes counts from likely true mutations that are identified through the Varscan2 caller.

"We found that, of the five mutations that were identified, two existed in the wild in quite large numbers and that there really are only three further mutations the virus would need, of the ones Fouchier and Kawaoka identified, in order to be potentially transmissible between humans," he says.

Lohr et al. [83] sequenced entire exomes of CTCs from two prostate cancer patients and observed 73% CTC mutations that were identified in bulk tissue.

Mutations in bold indicate the new mutations that were identified in each round of directed evolution.