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In this dataset, BRAF, KRAS, and NRAS mutations were still sensitive to MEK1/2 inhibitors (Fig. 3a, b).

The alX4 and sB43 mutations were still suppressed to some extent in the revertant strain at both 37° and 25°.

To minimize the sequencing cost and maximize the putative applied outcome, the eight control individuals were chosen as being homozygous mutant for two additional distinct recessive diseases (four mutants each) for which the chromosomal location was known but the causative genes and mutations were still to be found.

The causes of mutations are still poorly understood.

The relevant mutations are still scattered among different strains.

Nevertheless, off-target mutations are still observed, and an additional gRNA could introduce new potential sites of off-target mutations.

Tests to detect cancer-causing mutations are still in their infancy.

Our ability to predict the thermodynamic consequences of even single point mutations is still surprisingly limited, and established methods of measuring stability are slow.

This classification is not always easy to use, as some patients cannot be included (and some genetic mutations are still to be discovered), and it is usually more convenient in practice to distinguish between cases diagnosed before or at birth (i.e., severe forms of OI) and cases diagnosed after birth (i.e., milder forms of OI).

California geneticists led by Dr. Douglas C. Wallace of the University of California, Irvine, found that these genetic mutations are still found in many Northern Europeans, East Asians and Native Americans who stem from Siberian origins, but is absent in people whose ancestry remained longer in Africa.

If fecundity costs are present (i.e. f>0), then effective transmission rates remain below 1 so that subsequent spread of male-specific repressive mutations is still possible.