Sentence examples for variation that changes from inspiring English sources

Detailed molecular analyses of this QTL interval have shown that it harbors 17 genes that exhibit genotype-dependent transcript expression between chromosome 1 congenic and C57BL/6J background strain mice and/or nonsynonymous sequence variation that changes the structure of the protein coded for by the gene, either one or both of which may underlie the QTL's influence (Denmark and Buck 2008).

This peroxidase gene in PI407162 also had a non-synonymous SNP variation that changed an amino acid from serine to alanine.

As part of a £3.1bn drive to claw back money lost through tax avoidance and evasion the Chancellor used his budget to announce a review of deeds of variation – that allow changes to be made to wills after someone's death.

The study of the mechanisms with circadian variation that change the function of the cardiovascular system and its diseases has increased greatly in recent years due to its clinical prominence.

We remark that this is not necessarily the case for insertions, deletions, or other types of variation that change sequence length and hence require the computation of an alignment to compare the structural ensembles [Hofacker et al., 2004].

The models can then be used to remove environmental and operational variations so that change detection algorithms signal the occurrence of damage alone.

When Charles Darwin wrote The Origin of Species, no data existed that could inform him of the molecular nature of genetic variation that fuels evolutionary change.

Among the limitations of using cpSSRs are lack of variation in some species, lack of universal primers, size homoplasy (i.e., the occurrence of underlying sequence variation that does not change the length of the region as determined by genotyping), heteroplasmy, and cytoplasmic introgression due to interspecific hybridization.

Eventually, the term epigenetic inheritance came to refer to hereditary variation that does not involve changes to the DNA sequence.

In the second stage, the part of the skill variation that is induced by changes in state compulsory schooling laws is significantly related to higher wages.

These results suggest cis-acting genetic variation that interacts with environmental changes on the cellular level leading to differential gene activation of Rsad2 under different diets.