Examples of using Most common mutation in English and their translations into Spanish
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This test detects two of the most common mutations.
The two most common mutations in people with this syndrome are the result of exchanges between the SBDS gene
Of these, the most common mutations occur in the gene TNFRSF13B(Tumor necrosis factor receptor superfamily member 13B), located on the short arm of chromosome 17 17p11.2.
Our goal is to understand how they affect some of the most common mutations in the course of the disease.
The most common mutation eliminates one base pair gene CNGB3 1148delC.
The most common mutation induced by UVB is C to T transversion.
The most common mutation, IVS8-1G> C, alters a single nucleotide in the gene.
We learned that the most common mutation that causes achondroplasia is often called G380R.
The most common mutation, 406-2A> G, change a single nucleotide in intron 3 gene.
The most common mutation replaced arginine by histidine at position 196 of the protein or Arg196His R196H.
The most common mutation alters the way in which the genetic information encoding plans aspartyl tRNA synthetase enzyme mitochondrial.
The most common mutation replaces the amino acid arginine for histidine at amino acid position 527 Arg527His or R527H.
The most common mutation B3GALTL gene replaces a guanine nucleotide by one adenine near a gene called exon 8.
The most common mutation CUBN gene found in people of Finnish origin,
The most common mutations CPT2 gene are caused by serine substitution for leucine at position 113(Ser113Leu
An increasingly common mutation, most commonly seen amongst rappers
The most common LIPA mutation that causes the disease replaces a guanine by adenine near exon 8 IVS8-1G> A.
The most common genetic mutation APP amino acid replaces the amino acid isoleucine valine at position 717 of the protein V717I Val717Ile or.
The EGFR T790M mutation has been identified as the most common resistance mutation.
the WHO recommend that patients with COPD be tested for Alpha-1-Antitrypsin Deficiency once in their life to rule out the possibility that they are carriers of the most common genetic mutation: phenotype Z.