Phrases with «nucleotide mutations»

"Nucleotide mutations" refer to changes or alterations that occur in the building blocks of DNA or RNA, also known as nucleotides. These mutations can involve substitutions, deletions, or insertions of nucleotides, which can lead to genetic variations or errors in the genetic code. These changes can affect the functions of genes, potentially leading to various genetic disorders or diseases. Full definition

nucleotide mutations

Sentences with «nucleotide mutations»

One mutation, which is complete deletion of the CNGB3 gene, affects Malamutes and Australian Shepherds, while a different single nucleotide mutation in the same gene causes Cone Degeneration in the GSHP breed. (optigen.com)
Pea plants with a single nucleotide mutation in the gene produce a sluggish form of the enzyme and consequently grow short. (newscientist.com)
Synonymous / nonsynonymous substitution mutation analyses revealed that the majority of nucleotide mutations yielded synonymous amino acids, indicating the presence of purifying selection pressure across the polyprotein with pockets of positive selection also being detected. (jcvi.org)
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Phrases with «nucleotide mutations»

Sentences with «nucleotide mutations»

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