Sentence examples for work mutations from inspiring English sources

In this previous work, mutations were divided into two categories defined as classic or atypical based on clinical signs.

Our analysis of these genes (Supplementary Table 4) complement this work, mutations in FOXO1 were more prevalent in cases that failed to achieve EFS24 (15% vs 0%) and FOXO1 mutations correlated with TTP.

In this work, mutations are referred to as 'sub-clonal' if their CCF indicates they are present in only a subset of cancer cells within a given sample (CCF <1).

However, in this work, mutation L441F resulted in a lower K m value (25.91 mM) than that of Bgl6 while keeping a high glucose-tolerance (IC50 of 3 M).

Given the intraspecific level, in addition to finding new evidence of transatlantic LDD of A. germinans that may contribute to its widespread distribution within the South American Atlantic basin, we observed partially discordant molecular variation patterns between high (microsatellites - [ 26]) and low (DTHK and ITS – present work) mutation rate markers for both A. germinans and A. schaueriana.

Peifer et al (1987) focused on the dominant Cbx 1 mutation to generate their model, but later work describing mutations that delete boundary elements separating regulatory domains also supported this idea.

As shown later in this work, some mutations confer such a high degree of fitness in particular antibiotics that strains possessing these mutations rapidly take over the population.

Because one of the winners brought blinking into the light – even his beard looked startled – was John Hardy, a professor of neuroscience at University College London, whose work identifying mutations that cause amyloid build-up in the brain has revolutionised the study of Alzheimer's disease.

In conclusion, we established in this work that mutations in a single host gene lead to specific restructuring of commensal gut microbiota.

Our previous work identified mutations in the gene glpK in 4 of the 5 replicates.

Our previous work identified mutations in C2CD3 as the causal genetic lesion for the avian talpid mutant.