Examples of using This mutation in English and their translations into Japanese
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The highest risk of pancreatic cancer was found in mutations in CDKN2A, but the frequency of finding this mutation was low.
So the viruses circulating in Europe and Africa, they all have this mutation.
Bustamante thinks that this mutation might have arisen between 5,000 and 30,000 years ago, but hasn't been able to explain why it has reached such a high frequency in the Solomon Islands.
We are able to say that this mutation started out rare and then rapidly expanded as the MEK/CDK4 inhibitors killed off a large number of non-resistant cells.”.
In order to counteract this mutation or changing within the human race, they create an image by which you become afraid of the sun and in turn stay away from it.
Once you know about this mutation, and the pathway behind this mutation and how it affects the switching, then you know what kind of drugs can target it, and you understand how to fix things.
Earlier studies showed that human cells bearing this mutation which interrupts the sequence of the gene encoding the pathogen detector NOD2 release lower amounts of the anti-inflammatory protein interleukin 10.
This mutation affects the epidermal growth factor receptor(EGFR), which is a switch on the surface of the cell leading to uncontrolled growth and spread.
Though rare, this mutation is an indicator of especially poor prognosis and there is currently no approved therapy designed to target this mutation.
We also found that the coat-color pigmentation of the hooded rat is caused by a mutation in the Kit gene, and we investigated whether this mutation existed in the 117 albino rat strains.
This mutation occurred in the affected members of approximately 10% of Pakistani families studied, but it occurred only once in 192 chromosomes from unaffected, unrelated Pakistani control subjects and was not observed in 552 chromosomes from unaffected, unrelated North American control subjects.
By studying this population, Nelson Freimer, Utz Fischer and colleagues found that some of these individuals carry a small deletion in their genomes that includes the gene TOP3b and that this mutation increases the risk for cognitive impairment and schizophrenia.
Sequencing of the MYD88 gene in 382 lymphoma biopsy samples revealed that 29 percent of ABC lymphoma samples had the same mutation, which altered a single amino acid in the MYD88 protein, but this mutation was rare or absent in other lymphoma subtypes.
Beth Levine and colleagues previously showed that mice with a specific mutation in the protein beclin1 had increased autophagy in brain and muscle, and that this mutation improved cognitive function in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease.
Scientists found that this mutation is rare.
Many people are unaware of this mutation.
Doctors aren't sure why this mutation happens.
You may be wondering: When and how does this mutation occur?
Approximately 1% of this population is homozygous for this mutation- an d resistant to HIV infection.