The phrase "variant that causes" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence to express that something has generated a particular outcome. For example: "The virus variant that causes the new strain of COVID-19 is especially contagious."
Genaissance officials estimate that there are some 30 million SNP's in the human population, and say a SNP chosen at random is unlikely to pinpoint a gene variant that causes disease or drug response.
"If there's some variant that causes [that nutrition system] to be less efficient," she says, "that could have some long-term effect on susceptibility to eye disease".
The acetylation of as few as three lysines by aspirin in A4V apo-SOD1 a apo-SOD1 aat causes familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)—delayed amyloid nucleation by 38% and slowed amyloid propagation by twofold.
A nonsynonymous SNP (NS) is a single nucleotide variant that causes an amino acid change of its corresponding protein.
The BHMT polymorphism could also create a highly efficient variant that causes the metabolic cycles to overfunction when combined with high folate levels.
Finding the variant that causes a Mendelian disease, which is often a single mutation among this huge set of candidates, becomes analogous to looking for a needle in a haystack.
A single polymorphic site occurred in the coding region with a variant that caused an in-frame deletion (table 3).
Therefore, the virus variant that caused the outbreak was likely introduced to Russia or Middle Asia ≈3 years before the outbreak and circulated extensively without causing notable illness.
In two out of the 44 tumours this detected in the DFFA gene one rare allele variant that caused a non-polar to a polar amino acid exchange in a preserved hydrophobic patch of DFF45.
It is not possible to say which is most likely to be causative, as none of the candidate genes are known to harbor variants that cause the exact phenotype reported here.
Finding even a few of the rare variants that cause disease could point to genes that make suitable targets for drug makers.
