- A
frameshift mutation (also
called a
framing error or a
reading frame shift) is a
genetic mutation caused by
indels (insertions or deletions) of a number...
-
Ribosomal frameshifting, also
known as
translational frameshifting or
translational recoding, is a
biological phenomenon that
occurs during translation...
- from no
effect (e.g.
synonymous mutations) to
deleterious effects (e.g.
frameshift mutations), with
regard to
protein production, composition, and function...
- HIV
ribosomal frameshift signal is a
ribosomal frameshift (PRF) that
human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) uses to
translate several different proteins from...
-
sequences (usually UUUAAAC) that
controls the rate and
chance of
ribosomal frameshifting. A
slippery sequence causes a
faster ribosomal transfer which in turn...
-
multiple of 3, it will
produce a
frameshift mutation. For example, a
common microindel which results in a
frameshift causes Bloom syndrome in the Jewish...
-
under the
umbrella term
frameshift or
truncating variants (FTVs),
which includes both PTVs and DNA
variants caused by
frameshift mutation. It was believed...
- The
discography of
Canadian heavy metal singer Sebastian Bach
consists of four
studio albums, one live album, one
compilation album, one EP,
eight singles...
- with
parity bits. In genetics, a
framing error (also
called a
frameshift or a
frameshift mutation) is a
mutation that
inserts or
deletes a
single nucleotide...
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contains genes relating to aerobactin, but they have been
inactivated by a
frameshift mutation, thus Y.
pestis is no
longer able to
synthesize aerobactin. Rhizobactin...
