One variant found in a coding region and predicted to have a functional effect was identified after excluding common variants.
Pyrrhonian skepticism of the variant found in Sextus reacts by continued investigation into whether X is F or F* (or both or neither) (Vogt 2012a, ch.4).
Similar results were seen in cells expressing a mutant PMS2 gene, containing a premature stop codon at position 134 and representing a variant found in an individual with familial colon cancer.
A particular gene variant, found in a quarter of the population and long known to raise people's risk for the disease, seems less menacing in men, new research shows.
A vaccine that blocks BabA could prevent ulcers and stomach cancer, Borén says, but only if it's fine-tuned to hobble the BabA variant found in Helicobacter from the target population.
The superscript 2 haplotype for each gene is most similar to the variant found in the PEST strain used for the A. gambiae genome sequence.
The latter represents the sequence of hKFKi, a variant found in natural hops, indicating that the four hotspot mutations at positions 25, 26, 193, and 281, accumulated slowly over the years in the progeny population.
The HPV16 isolated from Sichuan had the closest similarity to Asian-American and Asian lineages [11], whereas the most prevalent HPV16 variant found in HK were of Asian and European lineages [12].
Our data are consistent with a higher relative risk if the miRNA gene with the ultra-rare variant found in the control were found to be involved in diseases other than schizophrenia.
The large number of immigrants from Portugal and Lebanon in Manaus probably explains this predominant variant found in the studied population, since G6PD A− is frequently seen in these groups [7], [17], [18].
Restricting the data to variation with only two variants where one of them is the same as the variant found in the outgroup (see above), the frequency of the derived variant was calculated by dividing the count of the derived variant by the total number of identified variants.
