Sentence examples for mutations with equivalent from inspiring English sources

However, it is also possible that local domestication genes were later removed by drift once mutations with equivalent function were introduced from japonica (Allaby 2010).

The same pattern of SNAT1 downregulation was observed with equivalent mutations in a patient-derived Vpu and with Vpu mutants in the context of viral infection.

Similar pore opening effect was also observed with equivalent mutation (A88D) in MthK (Shi et al., 2011).

Clinical significance of variant calls was determined by matching against a VCF-formatted database of disease-causing mutations curated from the literature, with equivalent insertion/deletion regions calculated as previously described.

Screening for Flt3-TKD mutations with fluorescent probes is equivalent to conventional screening using standard PCR followed by EcoRV restriction.

The results showed that the ability to detect base mutations with sufficient power was equivalent regardless of whether frozen or FFPE tissue-derived genomic DNA was used for WES.

These electrophysiological characteristics were subsequently observed in iPSC-derived CMs generated from a patient with equivalent SCN5A1795insD/+ mutation.

Human Cav Mendelian mutations mostly located to segments involved in the mechanism of voltage sensing and gating within the 3D structure, with multiple mutations targeting equivalent 3D structural locations despite eliciting distinct clinical phenotypes.

mlh1 -E31andnd mlh1 -K84A, however, conferred MMR phenotypes that were different from their equivalent mlh3 mutations, with mlh1 -E31A strains appearing more proficient in MMR and mlh1 -K84A strains less proficient [ Tables 3 and 4 (Tran and Liskay 2000; Hoffman et al. 2003; Wanat et al. 2007; Argueso et al. 2003)].

All the proteins were expressed at similar levels and fractionated with equivalent profiles, suggesting that the Mre11 mutations did not grossly affect protein structure or stability.

The simulated mutations were generated using ten mutational processes with distinct signatures each with 96 mutation types (equivalent to the six substitution types and their immediate 5′ and 3′ sequence context).