Sentence examples for stage mutation from inspiring English sources

At the initial stage, mutation breeding utilizing gamma rays generated two important progenies: RD6, waxy Jasmine rice, and RD15, early-maturing Jasmine rice, which were released in 1977 and 1978, respectively (Rice Department).

It is to be expected that the more destabilizing mutations cells acquire of each type, the higher the cancer stage mutation rate is, but this is not intrinsic to the model.

Categorical data (for example, sex, ethnicity, stage, mutation frequency) were compared using a chi-squared test.

Each cell can divide into an equivalent daughter cell and another cell with an extra cancer stage mutation at rate M α, β, d).

Our results suggesting that the FLT3 mutation is not present at birth is consistent with the hypothesis that FLT3 mutations are a second stage mutation.

Each tumor is conceived to be an independent event arising as the result of the completion of the last stage mutation in one stem cell out of many other susceptible stem cells in a particular organ.

At the second stage, point mutations were inserted in the obtained sequence.

Investigate the possible correlation between KIT L541 and clinical and biological characteristics of GIST (disease stage, mutations, relapse).

Let Y α, β, d (t) denote the number of cells with α cancer stage mutations, β destabilizing mutations of type d at time t, and Y k (t) denote the number of malignant cells (cells that have acquired k cancer stage mutations).

Analyzed by stage, mutations were more prevalent in the early stage cancers (77% versus 63%) and the early stage cancers had a significantly higher incidence of null mutations (38% versus 8%).

The model is illustrated schematically in Figures 6 and 7. Cells at different stages of the process are labelled by I α, β, d ), where the first subscript, α, represents the number of cancer stage mutations that the cell has accumulated, the second subscript, β, represents the number of destabilizing mutations acquired, their type being given by the third subscript, d.