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A team of geneticists studied linguistic "mutations" to pinpoint a publication date for the "Iliad".

By Rachel Arons March 4, 2013 A team of geneticists studied linguistic "mutations" to pinpoint a publication date for the "Iliad".

Furthermore, we generated Klf4 truncation mutations to pinpoint its p300-dependent acetylation site(s) (Fig. 5A).

This allows the locations of mutations to be pinpointed on chromosomes the structures that genetic material is packaged into.

We investigated the nuclear mutational profile of oncocytic tumors to pinpoint the mutations that may trigger the early oncogenic hit.

One of them will be able to distinguish about 20 different subtypes of leukaemia, and a second will be able to pinpoint mutations in the p53 gene, which can affect a cancer patient's prognosis.

After distinguishing these two types of mutations, it is crucial to pinpoint the key cancer-causing genes and pathways.

The key mutations, however, are difficult to pinpoint due to the high degree of strain mutability imposed by the conditions of the evolution process.

The genome sequence of the parent was critical in allowing us to pinpoint mutations acquired during experimental evolution, and serves as a template against which to compare the genomes of other descendent strains.

In the absence of strong a priori candidates for DBRH-mediated buffering neither strain harboured mutations in known structural RNAs (Supplementary files 2, 3)—the evolved Δ mutH strain, carrying only 12 point mutations (Table 1), affords us the rare opportunity to pinpoint such mutations systematically.

Due to the random nature of somatic mutations and the putative involvement of heterochromatic repetitive sequences in the Nde1-p53 double mutant brain, it would be hard to pinpoint specific mutations and reach a statistically significant consensus conclusion with individual or a limited number of FISH probes.