Sentence examples for physical mutation from inspiring English sources

Strain improvement of A. terreus D34 by physical mutation (UV irradiation) followed by chemical mutation (EMS) generated potential mutant strains capable of secreting high levels of cellulase proteins with enhanced enzyme activities.

In addition, the approach of assessing physical mutation signatures in TP53, a key tumor suppressor gene, runs the risk of bias caused by conflation of physical mutation signatures with the effects of intense selection during tumor evolution.

In his final, unfinished, three-volume work, L'Identité de la France (1986; The Identity of France), he applied the geohistorical method to his homeland, presenting a history that favoured the physical mutations of its diverse regions over the unruly lives and thoughts of their inhabitants.

As these swaps are macromutations – several physical mutations would likely be required to swap two four-codon families – the distance would certainly be even larger in reality.

Further three-point mapping narrowed the ku540 locus to near unc-24, by visible markers (red) and by physical mutations (blue) found by genomic deep sequencing (middle section).

However, no evidence was observed to suggest that the effects of other dietary patterns on cancer recurrence or death were modified by physical activity, BRAF mutation status and MSI (data not shown).

Whereas KMT2C or ASH1L haploinsufficiency results in a predominantly neurodevelopmental phenotype with occasional physical anomalies, KMT5B mutations cause an overgrowth syndrome with intellectual disability.

Because silk is directly extruded--rather than hidden inside the body like most proteins--it's much easier to study the physical effects of mutations on silk proteins and spider survival.

Model 5 explained a greater percentage of the variance in FSIQ than the other alternative two group models based on assignment of mutations to DMD isoforms, and also accounted for more of the variance than 2 group models based on the physical location of mutations proximal of exon 30 (F = 10.44; p =  0.002) or exon 45 (F = 12.82; p = 0.0007).

The physical site of this mutation is discovered in the third of the novel's connected stories, "Everything Can Be Explained", by a pair of young women scientists who discover that loop within the brain where the sense of selfhood is "retuned, refined and enriched" by memory.

And Mr. Abraham's richly inventive physical vocabulary — a beguiling mutation between ballet, breaking, hip-hop and more — suggests further layers of imagery and ideas and provides its own visceral delights.