Sentence examples for mutations will lead from inspiring English sources
Selection against high mutation rates should exist in bryophytes; otherwise the presence of slightly deleterious mutations will lead to a severe mutational load [ 60].
Now I realize that mutations will lead to speciation after tens of thousands of years" (High school A, female); "I understood that genetic drift has stronger effects on evolution than natural selection does" (High school C, male).
The fitness increase is generated by major beneficial mutations that spread through the population until saturation (the near-stasis phase); subsequent beneficial mutations will lead to a renewed fitness increase (Lenski and Travisano 1994, see also review by Elena and Lenski 2003).
At the same time, deeper understanding of the mechanisms underlying the processes generating somatic mutations will lead to new insights into cancer causation and, potentially, new preventive strategies.
Because many mutations will lead to loss of catalytic activity, the evolution of regulatory proteins from "dead" enzymes might be quite common.
However, because π incorporates frequency information while θ does not, departures from the standard neutral model affecting the frequencies of mutations will lead to non-zero values.
For each mutation, UMS calculates an unfolding propensity, derived from the Gibbs free energy equation, to describe whether the mutation will lead to protein misfolding.
This mutation will lead to the initiation of a new population with the same size but different binary representations, and that is the aim behind mutation.
First, on the basis of the crystal structure of PDE9-cGMP [22], the Q453E mutation would be predicted to reduce the cGMP activity, but not to impact the cAMP activity because the Q453E mutation will lead to loss of a hydrogen bond with cGMP but no change with cAMP.
Artificial selection of a beneficial mutation will lead to an elevated frequency in a population.
The identification of additional patients having this PRPS1 mutation will lead to the better characterization of phenotype-genotype correlation.
