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(a) Mutations in the APC gene in PD14713a are mutually exclusive, indicating that they have occurred in separate subclonal populations.
Anti-SV40 antibody, which stained tumor cells only, and anti-cathepsin antibody staining patterns were mutually exclusive, indicating that cathepsin-positive cells within the stroma were not tumor cells that had detached and migrated away from the primary mass (Figure 2E G).
The pro-transactivation and the p53-inhibitory functions of HBx are mutually exclusive, indicating that HBx can influence the growth of hepatocytes through various pathways.
As we discuss in this article, these two conditions are mutually exclusive, indicating that widespread and rapid upward migration of HF fluid and brine through bedrock is not physically plausible.
This suggests that 285C and 309T are mutually exclusive events indicating that the SNPs at positions 285 and 309 impact on each other potentially through chromosomal conformation or by binding accessory factors.
As Fig. 3 illustrates, a one-dimensional chi-square goodness-of-fit test for mutually exclusive categories indicated that the frequencies with which characters were chosen last in the four experimental conditions (No Label, Has a Disability, Has a Certain Disability, Has Special Needs) differed significantly from chance (χ 2(3) = 15.16, p = 0.002).
Each anomaly was then classified into one or more of four mutually exclusive categories, indicated by the four white boxes in figure 1.
As can be seen in Fig. 5B, C, the two probes stain mutually exclusive cell populations, indicating that Amlipase and AmSoxC are not co-expressed.
Sets of parallel curves indicate mutually exclusive inhibition, while intersecting curves indicate nonmutually exclusive inhibition.
Crystallographic refinement of occupancies of these two mutually exclusive NADPH conformations indicates a preference of ∼60% for the externally bound form.
For example, KRAS (G12V or G12D) and BRAF V600E) mutations are mutually exclusive in colorectal cancer, indicating that a mutation in either gene results in the same functional consequence, namely activation of the MAP kinase pathway leading to tumorigenesis.
