Sentence examples for variant arises from inspiring English sources

The ERβ2/ERβcx variant arises from alternative splicing of the last ERβ exon.

There are two possible scenarios, an additional splice variant arises or the ancestral variant may be replaced by a new one.

We fit the quantitative measurements of a selected set of these technical features into the Gaussian mixture model and compute the log odds ratio of the likelihood that the observed variant arises from the positive training model versus the likelihood that it comes from the negative training model.

Since G. f. fuscipes Wolbachia densities are very low, if a new Wolbachia variant arises within an individual, it is more likely to be observed and to have a proportionally larger impact on the overall genetic diversity in an individual than in a high-density Wolbachia infection.

The presence of the derived Ping16A in both indica and japonica accessions was initially confusing as it suggested the unlikely scenario that this variant arose independently during or after the hypothesized two domestication events that led to these subspecies10,14.

But the Broad team calculates that the EDAR variant arose about 35,000 years ago in central China and that the region was then quite warm and humid.

"Now that we can estimate the probability that a particular genetic variant arose from Neanderthals, we can begin to understand how that inherited DNA affects us," said David Reich, professor of genetics at HMS and senior author of the paper.

The researchers also found that the most common variant arose as recently as 3000 to 7000 years ago--and spread rapidly.

This modification, however, increased the fusion activity of the glycoprotein only in Sup T1 cells (in which the ST variant arose) but not in Molt 4 clone 8 or peripheral blood mononuclear cells.

CNVs and SVs that were confirmed via Real Time PCR were then assessed in the Buccal DNA from the same individuals to identify if the variant arose before or after the differentiation of the germ layers.

This was inconsistent with one's prediction, as one had originally predicted that high-level talkers should generally be less likely to adopt a variant arising from ease of articulation regardless of gender.