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Analysis of the Jutland pedigree identified a disease segregating mutation in CHMP2B (4, 5).
Analysis of the pedigree identified a new homozygous mutation c.1205G > A (p.R402H) in SARS2 gene.
Twenty generations of inbreeding should result in a high-level homozygosis of the diploid genome, but a previous study of this pedigree identified a certain genomic region where a high rate of polymorphism was maintained [ 12].
MOLCOANC software [ 28] was used to reconstruct the pedigree, and QTL mapping using the reconstructed pedigree identified two additional QTLs compared to the raw pedigree (Additional file 1: Figure S4).
Sequence analysis of mtDNA in this pedigree identified the known homoplasmic 4435A>G mutation, which is located at immediately 3′ end to the anticodon, corresponding to the conventional position 37 of tRNAMet, and 41 variants belonging to the Asian haplogroup G2a1.
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While the accelerated evolution of AHI1 in the human lineage indicates a role in cognitive (dys)function, a linkage scan in large pedigrees identified AHI1 as a positional candidate for schizophrenia.
Recently, a whole-genome linkage scan in a panel of NB pedigrees identified a significant linkage signal at 2p23-24.
Since 1980, over 4,000 individuals were recruited and sampled in 272 Utah high-risk CRC pedigrees identified in the UPDB.
Multiple cancer predisposition genes have already been identified in high-risk Utah pedigrees identified in the UPDB, including BRCA1, BRCA2, and p16/CDKN2A [ 17- 19].
Recent genome-wide linkage analyses of high-risk Chinese familial NPC pedigrees identified two candidate NPC susceptibility loci, 4p15.1-q12 and 3p21.3, with another suspected locus reported at 5p13-15 [46] [46]– [46].
This resource and the high-risk pedigrees identified within it have been key for the localization and isolation of multiple cancer genes, including CDKN2A (melanoma) [ 17], BRCA1 [ 18], BRCA2 [ 19], and HPC2/ELAC2 (prostate cancer) [ 20].
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