Sentence examples for mutations were discussed from inspiring English sources

The effects of environmental stress and genetic alterations on the selection of new mutations were discussed by Agrawal and Whitlock [ 167] from an evolutionary perspective, putting a strong emphasis on fitness.

Strategies to design further pyridinone derivatives active against RT containing mutations are discussed.

The implications of these mutations are discussed using a structural model of the XPD protein.

The design, delivery and preclinical testing of ribozymes specific for opsin mutations are discussed with particular focus on their use in the treatment of dominantly inherited retinal disease.

Implications for these and other identified mutations are discussed.

The tissue specific variation in presentation of aaRS mutations is discussed.

Only mutations previously reported in COSMIC were considered actionable, and relevance of phase I clinical trials to the identified mutations was discussed.

The malT sweeps were then followed by malE and sdhC mutations (figs. 3 and 4); the possible role of these mutations is discussed below.

The functional relevance of the amino acid mutations was discussed in the context of existing three-dimensional (3D) structures of mtDNA encoded proteins (CytB [PDB 1PPJ] [ 66]; COX [PDB 1V54] [ 67]).

In mice, mutations of C5 have been associated with liver fibrosis, and 2 single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in human C5 have been reported to increase the risk of fibrosis in patients with hepatitis C. The biological role of C5 mutations are discussed controversially because a second larger study could not reproduce the initial association.

In addition, the pathogenicity of a novel, familial, mitochondrial tRNA gene mutation is discussed.