Sony Pictures As America's response to terrorism has shifted and mutated, superhero films have shifted and mutated along with it.
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It was people with authority coming together with a student body and it mutated into something that mutated into something worse.
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To treat this, the researchers injected the fetus with a virus engineered to carry working (non-mutated) copies of the GBA gene to replace the mutated ones.
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You explore jagged, neon pixel environments as an intrepid slime-person, encountering mutated humans ("humies," which, importantly, were mutated by their own weapons), and fighting them in turn-based battles.
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Previous public health scares have quickly mutated into political crises.
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Today, the slang version of the term has mutated slightly.
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That's a pizza even mutated turtles would have trouble finishing.
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All were at risk of having the mutated gene themselves.
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But how might mutated white blood cells cause heart disease?
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This suggests that the virus has not mutated, Messonnier said.
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Now these vague itches of discontent have mutated into vocal rage.
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Sharp-toothed monsters and mutated cowboys eat pancakes and human flesh.
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All of this is, in a mutated form, still with us.
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But as yoga grew more popular, it mutated in strange ways.
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At the first she had developed just two mutated stem cells.
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Perhaps mutated white cells were causing atherosclerosis or accelerating its development.
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Different genes mutated, causing their brains to change in different ways.
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The others were, indeed, mutated in a way that made them dichromatic.
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Maybe it was the rows of mutated children held in isolated rooms.
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February 24th, 22 My old local haunt has mutated down the decades.
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However, the plague mutated and became pneumonic by the summer of 1666.
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Mila had just one mutated gene, and the other copy seemed normal.
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Kathy's daughter Amanda was tested and learned she had the mutated gene.
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Beyond the APRA headquarters, though, the slogan mutated into something else entirely.
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Women with the mutated gene have very few options to minimize that risk.
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If even a single exon is badly mutated, the chain won't get built.
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When you kill a mutated dog, you can take its hide and meat.
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It's not immediately clear if the mutated form of the virus still exists.
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But in patients like Emily, those B cells had mutated and become cancerous.
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A series of coincidences came together and the thing mutated into a monster.
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Under the long press of everolimus, it had mutated, allowing it to resurge.
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But cancer cells are mutated versions of the body's own cells, not outsiders.
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A pandemic could also come from a mutated version of an existing pathogen.
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They mutated a gene in the worms, leaving them unable to make sperm.
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This brand of violent paternalism mutated in modern times but never went away.
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She passed away in November after it mutated into a bout of pneumonia.
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If a person with one copy of a cystic fibrosis gene, for example, has children with a partner who also has one copy of the mutated gene, each child has one chance in four of inheriting a mutated gene fromeach parent.
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They named one cluster, which were lethal if they were mutated, the Halloween genes.
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In a sense, though, the euro's problems have merely mutated from acute to chronic.
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But, as with most conspiracy theories, has mutated and traveled far from its source.
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It causes more than 90% of paralytic polio cases from mutated oral-vaccine strains.
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As a man ages, his mutated selfish spermatogonia starts to accumulate in his testes.
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From there on out, everything gets very mutated, from the video to the audio.
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Most cancers—the mutated, uncontrollable, and harmful growth of a body's cells—are unique.
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So there are questions about whether the virus has mutated in some important way.
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In experiments, these mutated mosquitoes were glued (yes, glued) to a 3D-printed rack.
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Further, the meaning that the pixel carries is at constant risk of being mutated.
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They're also exploring about whether Zika has mutated to spread more easily in humans.
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In patients with RET-mutated medullary thyroid cancer, the response rate was 45 percent.
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As a result, the show mutated into an overview of different forms of portraiture.
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It results from a mutated gene that is passed down from parent to child.
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"The radical Islamic terrorist threat has mutated and grown since 9/11," he added.
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Images of violence have both proliferated and mutated, demanding new forms of image literacy.
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For "Honeybear," he chronicled his romance with Emma as it mutated into a marriage.
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His one-time reformist zeal mutated into a fear of upsetting the status quo.
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Anger at hardship and inequality mutated in recent weeks into the scapegoating of immigrants.
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Foreign jihadist groups in Afghanistan grew, mutated and faded over the past two decades.
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The trick mutated, through its repetition, into a meditation on the mechanics of surprise.
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There is no world beyond the one where you shoot and scan mutated creatures.
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Another is that Catalan nationalism has mutated, largely because of the crisis, into intolerant separatism.
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Or they tried to: as their speech evolved, their writing sometimes mutated to match it.
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For one, the virus appears to have mutated as it has spread around the world.
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It may not protect you against the mutated strain, but then again, it just might.
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Destroying the mutated bear that's been hounding the forest people for a generation is good.
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The team designed a CRISPR system to target only the mutated version of the gene.
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Compared with the older gene, the mutated form infected four times as many primate cells.
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The symptoms lingered and mutated and became almost commonplace, and I began to contemplate retirement.
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Mutated creatures from beyond imagination clamp, bite, and slash the flesh of the unwilling victim.
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The mutation is not just inherited; the Pten gene is spontaneously mutated in many tumors.
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Ms. Nat, like many Romans, is convinced the Roman gulls have mutated into monstrous proportions.
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As more days passed, the mystery mutated into something the police hadn't really encountered before.
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Feurer's coronary arteries and those of two siblings who also had two mutated ANGPTL3 genes.
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Over two weeks, a camera recorded how the bacteria mutated and thrived in the antibiotics.
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But after they mutated to become fully resistant, their growth rates went back to normal.
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Menegon describes her interest in 3D scanning as having mutated into something of an obsession.
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There are a few flying predators but nothing too scary, besides these weird mutated Pokémon.
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Traditional motifs like gingham fabric and bustles are mutated just to the point of the uncanny.
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Years down the line, scientists have realized the mutated virus can be a long-lasting risk.
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So this mutated LSD still binds, but the trip probably both starts and ends more quickly.
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Then they worked out how the genes for these molecules must have mutated over the millenniums.
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By examining measures of resentment, we can see how racism has mutated as a political weapon.
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That mutated stomach, with something alive inside it, something that ripples your skin with its kicks?
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That can complicate genetic analysis of the tumours, by mixing healthy DNA with the mutated sort.
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"You have no choice of what kind of genes are going to be mutated," he says.
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Lippman plucked a ground cherry off one of the mutated plants and offered it to me.
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It was a weird gene that, when mutated, produced disfigured tomato leaves that looked like needles.
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Once mutated, these cells were spread onto petri plates where they began to develop into plants.
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There's the giant mutated bear in the forest that becomes a very scary and formidable enemy.
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It's a coordinated attack To prove their point, the researchers used sperm that contained mutated mitochondria.
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Prions are mutated proteins that have lost their shape and function and can infect other proteins.
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Most of the genes that are mutated in cancer also function in loops and circuits — pathways.
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Over millions of years, the duplicates mutated into new genes that gave the organisms new capabilities.
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If you inherit the mutated gene, Alzheimer's will emerge at around age 50 — with absolute certainty.
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The whole thing is just one big Lana Del Rey-Azealia Banks feud, multiplied and mutated.
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The Onion is a true commodity in today's content farm drought/mutated harvest of 'premium' content.
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They said, the advertising business by its nature is going to create these mutated situations. Yeah.
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Nowhere is this mutated, empowered role of the star rating clearer than in the gig economy.
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H.I.V. uses the protein to enter those cells but cannot latch on to the mutated version.
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The resulting mutated bacteria are screened to see which ones do the intended job the best.
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It's almost like there's a mutated McCarthy era, where any comic better watch anything they say.
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USDA believes the less lethal virus type mutated into a more deadly strain in one flock.
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But over time, it has mutated into something quite different: a partisan remedy for political offenses.
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Researchers sequenced nearly 200 Zika virus genomes to see how the virus mutated and traveled over time.
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Mythological plot lines were not frozen in time but mutated as time unfolded, and literary interests shifted.
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Every mirror, window, or anything that reflects our image reminds us of the mutated form we inhabit.
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I was born with two defective copies of the CFTR gene, one mutated copy from each parent.
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This specific concern about saturated fats eventually mutated into a generalized panic about all types of fat.
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The team also tested a mutated version of LSD that didn't attach to the lid as carefully.
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If you like zombie-fighting, mutated animals, and dismembered, mutilated limbs, Daybreak might be worth a watch.
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H.I.V. uses the protein to enter immune cells, but is unable to attach to the mutated version.
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Their new sound has mutated from their electro house origins into something closer to straight-up techno.
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Schulman's genetic tests revealed a mutated LRRK2, one of the most prominent and researched Parkinson's disease genes.
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The team used CRISPR-Cas9 to cut the mutated gene and substantially improve the chance of hearing.
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The former, meanwhile, boils down to shooting a seemingly unending supply of robots, ghouls, and mutated wildlife.
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In cancer cells, mutated genes corrupt the normal physiology of growth and ultimately set loose malignant proliferation.
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One alarming finding: Patients infected with the mutated version of Ebola were significantly more likely to die.
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In the game, the Licker is a slimy, mutated monster freak with its brain on the outside.
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The patients were children who had inherited a mutated gene causing a rare disorder, adrenoleukodystrophy, or ALD.
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But to Ziegler, the record cannot be 2325 anymore, no matter how much steroids mutated baseball history.
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"This is one of the most commonly mutated genes in humans with missing teeth," Dr. Thesleff said.
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But with the coronavirus, some opinion has mutated into criticism with strong and obvious dislike for Trump.
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So now, the argument has mutated: Yes, Trump did it, but it's fine that he did it.
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Have you heard about the mutated animals—there are four and you need to kill them, please.
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In 2015, the F.D.A. allowed the company to tell customers if they had a copy of a mutated gene for a disease like cystic fibrosis that would not affect them — you need two copies of such mutated genes to get the disease — but could affect their future children.
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Some people with a mutated copy of the gene can see during the day; others are legally blind.
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Nova, played by Amiah Miller, has contracted the mutated strain of ALZ-19, making her unable to speak.
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The virus mainly infects birds, but certain strains, or types, have mutated to transmit from birds to humans.
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Though this virus mainly affects birds, hence the name, certain strains of it have mutated to sicken people.
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There are realistic Polaroid-style photos depicting abandoned landscapes, mutated plant-life, and a curious panther named Gloria.
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Trumpbait, the mutated form of Clickbait that resonates with mass audiences has been the Republican Establishment's worst nightmare.
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Rampage features mutated animals flattening buildings across the United States, on their way to a rendezvous in Chicago.
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Then that name somehow mutated into the iPhone 4503SE, which is where "special edition" first enters the picture.
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But notably, until the 1990s, she could not prevent the transmission of the mutated gene to her children.
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Breaks were fixed using the non-mutated copy from the egg donor as a "template," the researchers explained.
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Foundation Medicine, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, offers a test for 300 genes that are often mutated in solid tumours.
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Researchers in Belgium said yeast with high levels of glucose can overstimulate proteins found mutated inside human tumors.
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Unlike the mutated genes, this normally functioning gene is able to code for a protein crucial to vision.
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During the past decade or so, though, the holiday has mutated into more than a day of remembrance.
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She mutated into a columnist, as she told it, at the suggestion of her friend Jan Cox. Mrs.
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When the gene is mutated, collagen isn't produced, so a child's bones and connective tissues can't develop properly.
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Data could also help pharmaceutical companies speed drug development to stop recently mutated viruses or bacteria effecting livestock.
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Or the Oblongs, a mutated, disabled, and overly exaggerated group that rubbed me the wrong way in appearance.
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Nicholas was "autosomal recessive," meaning he had inherited two mutated genes — one from each parent — that caused microcephaly.
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Nearly her entire supply of white blood cells was generated by mutated stem cells in her bone marrow.
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The mutated form of plague caused a tremendous surge in deaths, and many of Eyam's residents considered fleeing.
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In a project for Clodagh, the four-foot-square fixture mutated into three overlapping rectangles spanning 15 feet.
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Microcephaly cases were heavily concentrated in northeastern Brazil, for example, but the mutated Zika strain was found everywhere.
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And as quickly and strangely as modern fandoms form, so are they mutated by Han Shot First moments.
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The next step was to determine the most optimal conditions under which the mutated bacteria might produce psilocybin.
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The drug could become the first approved medicine targeting a mutated form of a gene known as KRAS.
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But the trend has accelerated in the last few years, as means of communication have mutated and proliferated.
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Come Monday morning though, he's mutated into this... You can see more of Josh Hanton's incredible illustrations here.
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Geralt is known as a witcher, and he is a monster hunter that has been mutated with heightened abilities.
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First I was attacked by two different packs of mutated dogs, a seemingly never-ending wave of barking rage.
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"To have the full-blown disease, you have to have a high percentage of these mutated mitochondria," said Davis.
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But the cause of religious freedom, which is one of America's founding ideals, has mutated ideologically in odd ways.
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The rest repaired the faulty gene by referring to the non-mutated copy they had inherited from their mothers.
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In the background, a struggle ensues between the terrifying flying bear Mord and the Magician's army of mutated children.
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And Notget VR showcases Björk as a giant virtual moth mutated by masks designed by embroidery artist James Merry.
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Humpback whales also have duplications in genes that promote apoptosis, the process that commands mutated cells to commit suicide.
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He also is analyzing Andrew's muscle tissue, skin and blood to see whether any mutated gene is expressed abnormally.
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MUTATED VIRUSES (HIGH): Introducing mutations into a virus's genome almost always leads to a gentler form of the bug.
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What about people who have a mutated gene that guarantees they will develop the disease at an early age?
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Then some Canadian scientists thought it would be good if genetically mutated goats made the silk from their udders.
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They're also trying to understand if the virus has mutated in a way that's made it spread more easily.
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That callousness incensed even Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who has mutated from Trump critic to loyalist.
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Batten's disease is recessive — a patient must inherit two mutated versions of a gene, MFSD8, to develop the disease.
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But so far, despite hundreds of hours of work, Gantz had failed to generate even a single mutated fly.
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The form of the disease that strikes most patients is "sporadic," meaning they have not inherited a mutated gene.
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If one parent has a mutated copy, there is a 163 percent chance of passing the disease to children.
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For many years the occupation operated as a collective of various radical groups, though its composition mutated, sometimes violently.
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However, the duty of protection mutated politically into a guardian-ward relationship after a Supreme Court decision in 1831.
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They'll load up a virus with tools to snip out the mutated gene, then inject it into a person's retina.
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But I don't get to look for long: a swarm of mierlurks, mutated soft-shell sea creatures, starts attacking us.
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That season, two-thirds—and possibly as much as 80 percent—of circulating H3N13 viruses had mutated from the vaccine.
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However, AfD mutated into a more nationalist party that strongly opposed rising immigration levels -- particularly of people from Muslim countries.
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The virus found in Tennessee likely mutated to become highly pathogenic from a less dangerous, low pathogenic form, he said.
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For example, there's a notorious gene, the p53 gene, that has mutated in around 40 percent of cancers, said Gronostajski.
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Between them, studying mutated fruit flies, they put together an explanation of what is going on at a molecular level.
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The FDA now says these mutated mosquitoes are safe, taking Florida a significant step closer to an actual field trial.
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By comparison, EGFR-mutated lung cancer accounts for only 10-15 percent of cases in Europe and the United States.
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And you think you've got it in the bag, You're quietly confident, and that confidence's mutated into pint after pint.
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In an earlier study, vonHoldt identified a gene that's mutated more often in dogs than wolves — possibly because of domestication.
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Lawsuits and antitrust cases move slowly, and in the time they can be tried, the markets tend to have mutated.
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In patients with the mutated gene, however, the mutant BRCA1 is not appropriately recruited, and the breaks are not repaired.
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Rochman: I'd argue that punks in 2016 are kind of mutated and maybe the vocabulary just hasn't caught up yet.
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"I wanted to make a set of lullabies for Savannah, but then it mutated and became an album," Kele explains.
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Obviously dubstep itself is a sound that is being made, imitated, and mutated by producers all over the world now.
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When an image spawned, its underlying network mutated into 15 slightly different variations, each of which contributed a new image.
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Here's how this mutated fungus managed to escape USDA oversight—and why this agency needs to upgrade its regulatory guidelines.
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The new treatments contain between 10 and 20 different mutated proteins, or "neoantigens", that are specific to an individual's tumour.
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Even so, the researchers found that their decoder could predict the changes in mutated pair-rule expression with surprising accuracy.
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Genes that in people and other animals play a role in tooth production were mutated in seahorses and lost functionality.
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Electronic music has mutated since their teen-age days clubbing around London, and, thankfully, they've adapted along with it. ♦
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The crux of the treatment depends on using mutated immune cells that have a variant of the standard CCR5 protein.
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Though punk would have still mutated in new ways even if the album was never released, its existence is monumental.
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And when that gene is mutated or inactivated, as with many of Schiffman's patients, cancer is allowed to grow unchecked.
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The cancer is now present worldwide, still carrying the genome, much mutated but still identifiable, of that original host dog.
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People who carried one mutated gene were protected against one of the biggest threats to humans in the region: malaria.
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Districts have come to look like mutated octopuses as they're drawn to make districts safe — including and excluding certain populations.
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His lab also found a set of 245 genes more likely to be mutated in patients with binge-eating behaviors.
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And yet this information is crucial for understanding "whether the virus mutated, how, and also about its transmissibility," Gostin explained.
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So far, 2019-nCoV has not mutated like that, though health experts say the virus has the potential to mutate.
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The scientists were able to mimic the condition in mice by deleting a gene that is mutated in many patients.
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This year's flu vaccine hasn't been particularly effective because the strain chosen mutated during development in chicken eggs, Gottlieb said.
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Traces of the mutated insects have been detected in the natural population of mosquitoes, which was never supposed to happen.
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The virus did not have a big impact on poultry last year but has mutated into a more lethal form.
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Regardless, the Bunny Man quickly became an eternal piece of Virginia folklore, and the crime mutated into a ghost story.
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Nature News also reported that other scientists agreed it would be difficult for the egg's DNA to fix the mutated sperm's.
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Since mutated genes lead to misshapen proteins, some have thought of using CRISPR, the gene editing technology, to reverse the mutation.
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There have been new cases of polio in unvaccinated people from a mutated version of the virus from the live vaccine.
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The mutated virus can now be passed around in areas where few people have been vaccinated, sickening some along the way.
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When it comes to wilderness, all Fallout games tend to feel largely the same: burnt-out forests filled with mutated animals.
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Family members are having children with each other, resulting in three hideously mutated brothers who will kill to protect their secret.
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Vaccines are typically less effective against the H3N2 strain, since it's more likely to have mutated since the vaccine was created.
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But, sometimes getting cancer can be the fault of mutated genes, which are completely out of our control, scientists have claimed.
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Since the mutated gene is dominant, it leads to profound deafness both in mice and humans, study author David Liu says.
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Then they mutated, finding a way to evade the canine immune system, a way to outlive their body by finding another.
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Biopsies showed that this girl's leukemia had mutated and escaped on B cells that did not carry the CD19 target protein.
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But in other important ways the struggle has mutated, which is a function of the relationship between feminism and time itself.
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The resentments Hochschild presents are unadorned, and they have mutated into a broader suspicion of almost everything the federal government does.
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One director's vision of metaphysical vacuity had mutated into another's pulp horror, and, in both cases, we were seized with apprehension.
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Robash and Hall were able to fix the mutated flies and restore normalcy to their circadian rhythm in that 1984 paper.
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I was drawing mutated versions of classic dogs' like cocker spaniels' and selling them to my buddies for a quarter apiece.
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Even the one called "Heat Death," which features a mutated vocal from Banoffee, doesn't really sound like that much of downer.
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In her current body of work, she questions how mutated perceptions are created and how far from reality they can stray.
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Like a hellish carnivorous plant mutated by some Mysterious Chemical X, my fascination with the horrifying has only gotten bigger, hungrier.
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By donor 61, they found the perfect candidate: a tissue match who was also a homozygous carrier of the mutated gene.
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Injecting CRISPR-Cas9, which works as a genetic scissors, they snipped out the mutated DNA sequence on the male MYBPC3 gene.
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Would you reveal the results of a blood test that told whether you had the mutated gene that causes this disease?
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Using Rydapt for FLT3-mutated AML patients resulted in a 23 percent reduction in the risk of death, Novartis has said.
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Like children with the disease, she inherited one Neimann-Pick gene that was so mutated it did not function at all.
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What fascinates me, however, is the suggestion that a monstrous, mutated quality is at play, one more terrifying than anything previous.
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Instead, this seven-film sub-genre is for shark movies — and in the case of Harbinger Down, a mutated alien fish monster.
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BRCA genes are responsible for producing proteins which repair damaged DNA, and if the genes are mutated, they can cause cancer growth.
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Mutated viruses have long been the bogeyman of science fiction films, but in the case of Ebola, mutation could be its downfall.
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This is what makes some of nerd-dom's recent tack toward intolerance so painful; otherishness is engineered into comics' radioactive, mutated DNA.
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What's more, these changes appear to stick around for the long term, even after the mutated bacteria is exposed to normal conditions.
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Racism is this country's original sin, and though it has evolved and mutated over time, it is very much still with us.
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It didn't matter whether people had one or two copies of the mutated gene, it affected circadian cycles in the same way.
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Like the film franchise, the games are all about surviving a spacecraft where your crew's turned into a bunch of mutated monstrosities.
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"If mutated paternal mitochondrial DNA isn't removed promptly, then mutations can accumulate through generations" — and that can cause problems for the species.
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Dr. Bateman and his colleagues at Washington University have identified a man with a mutated gene that nearly always causes Alzheimer's disease.
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When Grace's tumor was sequenced, scientists found a mutation in TSC2, a sister gene to TSC1, the one mutated in Sharon's cancer.
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The ragged archway of "Pink Cave," weirdly repeated in smaller, mutated versions across the canvas, expressed sex as both promise and threat.
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Patke is herself a night owl and tested her own DNA for the presence of the mutated gene — she doesn't have it.
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It's specifically approved for people who have a mutated RPE65 gene, which is vital to creating an enzyme needed for normal vision.
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Among 194 cases, they found, people infected with mutated Ebola were significantly more likely to die than those with the older strain.
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So we got her genome sequence and found that she had several mutated oncogenes, putting her at very high risk for cancer.
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Cells, working from the non-mutated gene, then produce the necessary protein to convert light into an electrical signal in the retina.
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In January, an Indiana turkey flock was thought to have become infected with highly pathogenic flu when a less dangerous strain mutated.
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Case in point: After too close of an encounter with a mutated animal, Jackson finds himself in a bit of a pickle.
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The AIDS virus uses CCR5 to enter cells, but if the gene is mutated, HIV cannot latch onto cells and infect them.
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They fill the void in your brain where questions might reside with drooling zombies, mutated monsters, and scantily clad women shooting guns.
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A ship's nautical compass, appearing in an opening paragraph, will inevitably have mutated into "a moral compass" by the section's closing line.
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It's sort of an enormous mutated eel, and after wreaking havoc on some river-goers, it snatches Hyun-seo and takes off.
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They go through a truncated, even mutated version of engagement traditions, like awkwardly introducing their parents to their reality television show fiancé.
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But in this case, the mutated genes had a detrimental effect on what is thought to be the last living mammoth population.
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Thereafter, he shows, the authoritarian strain mutated into numerous deplorable appeals and movements that incited white racism, demonized immigrants and promoted plutocracy.
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As it turned out, these lucky people had inherited a single mutated copy of another gene related to triglyceride production, called ApoC3.
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Researchers wanted desperately to find people who had inherited two mutated copies to see whether short-circuiting the gene might be safe.
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"We have selected a target site that cannot be mutated or changed by the mosquito without paying a high price," Crisanti said.
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Although the alt-right has splintered and mutated since 2015, extremism watchdogs warn that the far-right continues to pose a threat.
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What seemed to start off as a winking and benign recycling of the pop culture past has mutated into something far more insidious.
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From the grotesque to the surreal to the slightly nauseating, these eight mutated artworks from EXPO Chicago deserve a second, or third, glance.
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But, a mutated gene like BRCA can raise a woman's risk of getting breast cancer to 80 percent from the typical 10 percent.
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Imagine your favorite go-to recipe mutated to conform to the traditional methods and ingredients of any number of diverse regional food cultures.
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His platitudes of self-worth mutated, now he was a self-professed thought leader, though his thoughts felt even more erratic and inscrutable.
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The Hyphenated Lives series includes mutated fauna and flora that manifest as creatures subverting their prescribed roles as icons of nationhood and state.
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Is it disrupting the contemporary fascist from perpetuating mutated forms of the sociopolitical in our present and his posited futures for a people?
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In part, that was an influence of my youth and the television programs I would watch, which often included distorted and mutated voices.
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The rare, mutated gene in afflicted patients, known as RPE65, prevents the retina, a light-sensitive tissue behind the eye, from working correctly.
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They're constantly oppressive, set in a ruined Russia of the near future, the landscape disfigured by war and the wildlife mutated by radiation.
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To create the Parkinson's monkeys, Okano's team isolated a mutated version of a human gene called SNCA, which is linked to the disorder.
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With more bandwidth, and a proliferation of platforms, sports talk, like political talk, has mutated and then kudzu'ed into our screens and earbuds.
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That working gene can replace or deactivate a mutated one that is causing a disease, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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It's easy to imagine them as cells mutated into self-destructive monsters, but they are mostly just behaving as undifferentiated, immature cells do.
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By 1950, researchers had resolved this paradox, discovering the difference between carrying one mutated copy of the hemoglobin gene and carrying two copies.
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"It's a stretch, but it is possible we could discern whether or not these life forms might have mutated early on," he says.
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It's time to bid farewell to this sketch comedy series, which has grown and mutated with the city itself across eight zany seasons.
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A deadly flu A mutated flu has long been a contender for the source of our next pandemic, according to virologists and epidemiologists.
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What's described as "dark berry" is really grape mutated into a pan-berry—you know it's berry-adjacent, but what kind of berry?
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After decades of bureaucratic mission creep, the Corps has mutated into a rogue agency ― and it's time for Congress to rein it in.
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Doctors in the movie say a mutated strain of the MEV-1 virus killed hundreds of thousands of people on the African continent.
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At first, "Voyage" featured story lines about the Cold War and natural disasters; it moved on to mummies, werewolves, extraterrestrials and mutated plankton.
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Patients with sickle-cell disease have two copies of a mutated gene that produces hemoglobin, the molecule that transports oxygen in the blood.
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Females with two copies of the mutated gene didn't develop properly and couldn't reproduce, while males developed normally and continued spreading the mutation.
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The birth of "on fleek" was frequently ignored as it mutated into a contextless slogan, and critiques of its cultural erasure gained traction.
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It's a mutated revival of a monster William F. Buckley thought he killed in the early 1990s, given new energy by the web.
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And in the latest installment of the franchise, the virus has mutated into an insidious new form, affecting humans in some disturbing new ways.
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It's basically a question of whether or not MU69 looks like two IKEA meatballs or one mutated, long one with a bite taken out.
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Lynch found that most duplicates of the LIF gene are pseudogenes—old, mutated, useless copies of genes that survive in the genome by chance.
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I've only recently been on a 'healthy' and conscious journey to unlearn the cycles of guilt that have contributed to my mutated body image.
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It'll also kind of look like the back of your phone has mutated, with a large camera bump jutting out of that smooth body.
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There were an additional 26 cases in seven countries of paralysis caused by polio vaccine containing weakened live virus that mutated to become dangerous.
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Being an animal virus, it has already likely mutated as it adapted — first to another animal, and then jumping from an animal to humans.
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In the current example, about a quarter of the mother's mitochondria were mutated while the babies she lost had over a 95% mutation load.
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The film never comes across as genuinely concerned about any of its other human relationships, or about the threats posed by the mutated monsters.
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Central to the new expansion's story is a new enemy faction of mutated Fallen, one of the major alien races in the Destiny universe.
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Some of these songs, which were largely self-produced, were completely devoid of drums; others mutated peak-Gucci trap into something slower and spacier.
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Dr. Thomas Bird, a geneticist at the University of Washington, found a man with a mutated gene that causes another sort of dementia, frontotemporal.
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For example, the gene that mutated in Grace's original cancer, TSC23, is part of what's called the mTOR pathway, which helps direct cellular growth.
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Some of these humans were mutated and turned into Deviants (the bad guys) and some were altered into Eternals (the kind-of good guys).
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The protein created by AKT is part of a chain of signaling proteins that is mutated in up to 80 percent of all cancers.
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Looking at one cancer, pancreatic, and mapping the variations in mutated genes across hundreds of specimens, Vogelstein's team proposed a staggeringly simple answer: 12.
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The conflict has since mutated from a two-way fight into one involving multiple parties and this has made it harder to find peace.
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And so did the next one: The brothers learned that there is a blood test that can reveal whether one carries the mutated gene.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 2018 film Annihilation, an alien intelligence transforms a swath of coastal wilderness into a mutated landscape.
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The Jetsons utopianism common to fashions of the boom years of the late 20th century, for instance, mutated at the turning of the millennium.
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Scientists have identified a strange accumulation of mutated stem cells in bone marrow as a possible cause — and it grows more common with age.
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Also, this is something that mutated in animals and got into humans, so we couldn't have come up with a therapeutic ahead of time.
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Mr. Nakajima was 25 when he was first cast as the gigantic, irradiated lizard whose mutated form and destructive power wreaks havoc on Tokyo.
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But right around this point, with classes and sports in full swing, college mutated from something exciting to that-which-shall-not-be-named.
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Like SARS and MERS, the virus is thought to have traveled to people from animals and mutated to become transmissible from person to person.
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To create its mutated mosquito, Oxitec took a lab-grown strain originally sourced from Cuba and genetically mixed it with a strain from Mexico.
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They're mutated from a young age to be stronger and faster, and the process also gives them limited magical abilities and prolonged life spans.
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I began painting fish whose tails had mutated into small, mobile, coral sanctuaries for other fish who have been displaced from their former habitats.
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I think there were a number of unusual influences, some of which won't be repeated, and some of which may have mutated over the years.
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This emerging strain has already developed a resistance to artemisinin, but in a "sinister development," the disease has mutated yet again, acquiring resistance to piperaquine.
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ET. This practice is like a mutated version of something politicians do all the time: get updates about how journalists and pundits are covering them.
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At the bottom of the stairs, I see the source: some kind of horribly mutated bee queen, with a giant hive fused to her back.
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Her saving grace, as always, has been the weight her name carries and how it has mutated to mean more since her father assumed office.
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Touching the smiling face of a young boy on a billboard, he remembers who he was before the "Boom Booms" mutated him and his world.
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They then used the gene-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 to cut the mutated sequence on the male MYBPC3 gene, which was responsible for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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Instead, its end begins with a whole new duo, Shermy and Beth, who look like some sort of mutated futuristic evolutions of Finn and Jake.
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This novel gene therapy, called gene-replacement therapy, is designed to replace the mutated genes with genes that work, and accordingly, improve a patient's eyesight.
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Google gobbled up the company in 2005, then mutated it over the years until it became part of the company's standard maps app in 2017.
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Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur is a series about a young pre-teen named Lunella Lafayette and a giant, mutated, prehistoric dinosaur named Devil Dinosaur.
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Fixing the mutation is a two-step process: first, disabling the genome, and then actually repairing the part that was mutated so it works properly.
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Viruses change as they're passed from person to person, so the genome had mutated significantly by the time the AIDS epidemic officially began in 1981.
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These people have the mutated gene but do not become ill, or if they do, their illness starts more than a decade later than expected.
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People with the mutated gene have abnormally low levels of progranulin protein, but those who received the drug saw levels increase to a normal range.
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OLD LOCKS AND IRREGULAR VERBS A lot of Henry Threadgill's best work, especially since the 1980s, sounds like mutated dirges, processionals with a melancholic edge.
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In place of the ordinary instruments they had before, the band members are sporting drums and horns that have mutated and multiplied in freakish ways.
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All remnants of civilization are being reclaimed by nature, and the plants and animals that they come across seem to be weirdly mutated or changed.
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International communism has either mutated into autocratic capitalism, as in China, or retreated into a few dysfunctional enclaves, as in Venezuela, North Korea and Cuba.
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But people with vibratory urticaria make mutated ADGRE2 proteins in which these subunits are less stable, leading to "degranulation," which causes hives and other symptoms.
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Essentially, the drug adds a third version of the gene, which, unlike the mutated genes, is able to code for a protein crucial to vision.
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But in this strain's typical fashion, it has likely mutated, rendering our vaccines less effective and resulting in the Hong Kong flu's remarkable 2018 spread.
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Bowler's tumor had mutated genes, but none of the mutations could be attacked with today's experimental drugs or with drugs being used in other cancers.
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Last year, Oneohtrix Point Never released Garden of Delete, a collection of mutated electronic pieces apparently meant in part to mirror the experience of puberty.
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Currently, AstraZeneca's Lynparza, which sells nearly three times more than Zejula, is approved as a first-line maintenance treatment for advanced BRCA-mutated ovarian cancer.
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Perhaps the claim that the novel coronavirus mutated into a more aggressive form is primarily academic, but repeated speculations could negatively influence public health policy.
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A coronavirus might have been able to gain the enhanced receptor binding and then mutated further until genetic luck brought it the furin cleavage site.
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It's just that it has shifted and mutated into a massive system of management and control, whose tentacles reach into all parts of our lives.
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Initially, videos of Clark flashed on the screen, but that screen eventually warped and mutated, leaving nothing but flickering colours and, during "Young Lover," stars.
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With the advent of MP3s, that practice evolved into purely digital interventions — what he dubs "Deviations" — which recently mutated yet again to incorporate artificial intelligence.
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He found that a gene mutated in kidney cancer was sort of a master regulator of other genes, controlling which were turned on and when.
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When the deadly fall wave of mutated flu began in Boston, wild (and false) stories spread that it was a germ warfare attack by Germany.
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Men who carry the gene may still be at risk Men who carried the mutated gene were also not in the clear, the researchers found.
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This "mutated McCarthy era" has treated the comics on that list particularly well, although some on it, beyond Chappelle, remain troubled by our cultural climate.
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Macy started reporting her story in 2012, when what had begun as a problem with pain pills had mutated into a full-blown heroin epidemic.
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I have miscegenated and mutated, tolerated and assimilated and yet I remain the same in the eyes of those who would fear and despise me.
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Ultimately, the flukeman turns out to be a horribly mutated fluke worm, its body scrambled by waves of radioactive energy thrown off by the Chernobyl meltdown.
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Gene therapies use engineered viruses to carry healthy genetic material into a person's cells to replace faulty or mutated genes that cause a disease or condition.
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To test the theory that PETase evolved in an environment rich with PETs, the researchers mutated the PETase's active site to make it more cutinase-like.
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When Americans brought the practice to the US after the Civil War, Jayaraman said it mutated into a way to avoid paying former slaves at all.
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Set centuries in the future, the oceans have risen and fossil fuels depleted, all while plagues and mutated invasive species cause widespread famine across the world.
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Gene therapies use engineered viruses to carry healthy genetic material into a persons cells to replace faulty or mutated genes that cause a disease or condition.
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With nothing else to do over the centuries, Doro becomes obsessed with finding other humans with mutated powers and breeding them into a race of superbeings.
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To find out, researchers used sequencing and a virus tagged with a gene encoding for fluorescent green protein to see how frequently the Ebola virus mutated.
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The system is only able to reverse Gs that have mutated to become As, a mutation tied to diseases including Duchenne muscular dystrophy and Parkinson's disease.
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It's unlikely: By sequencing the mutations in one twin's breast cancer, we might find, say, 220 mutated genes (of the roughly 210,220 total genes in humans).
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The new approach, said Lovell-Badge, often fixed one mutation in the two pairs, creating "mosaic" embryos, that is, embryos with both healthy and mutated cells.
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His 41-year-old brother Matt, who lives nearby with his wife and five children, was plagued by the fear that he had the mutated gene.
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By counting mutations in the viral genomes in different blood samples over time, the scientists created a "molecular clock" that estimates how fast the virus mutated.
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For this time, our bodies and senses are gone and maybe we're left to dream our way through some mutated memories, but mostly it's just darkness.
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That changes halfway through the song, as the instrumental becomes crushed and mutated, and George Clarke of Deafheaven joins in on Youth Code's acid-burned screams.
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The zombie gene arose from what's known as a "pseudogene," a mutated or inactive copy of a normal gene that can accumulate over eons of evolution.
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As a result, the man's cancer cells contained a plethora of mutated genes, which produced thousands of strange-looking proteins on the surfaces of the cells.
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To develop the duplication that causes sudden death, a child has to inherit a mutated gene from each parent -- the chances of which are 25 percent.
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Description: "Geralt of Rivia, a mutated monster-hunter for hire, journeys toward his destiny in a turbulent world where people often prove more wicked than beasts."
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Leone's team aims to replace the mutated gene in Canavan patients with a normal version, packaged in a special virus that "infects" primarily white-matter cells.
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The idea is that when you first encounter an emotional stimuli, let's say a photo of a mutated body, you have quite a strong emotional response.
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Individuals with one copy of the mutated gene can still contract HIV, but they may have an increased ability to ward off the effects of the disease.
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But where other companies have positioned their own products as a smartwatch first, the Ionic feels more like a fitness band that has mutated into something more.
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At best, he just repeats key phrases; at worst, he unleashes some mutated monstrosity, like a conservative talking point that had survived and evolved for generations underground.
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But let's talk about guidelines, because the concept, it sort of got mutated in Silicon valley, where HR is mostly interested in recruiting and not much else.
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These issues also mutated in the work of artists as various as Jean Lowe (who is married to Mr. MacConnel), Philip Taaffe, Rudolf Stingel and Laurel Sparks.
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The drug belongs to a class of drug known as PARP inhibitors that has already been used to treat advanced BRCA-mutated ovarian cancer, the FDA said.
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When these mutated mosquitoes are released in large numbers, and the males mate with unmodified females, this fatal genetic trait gets passed down to the next generation.
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Like most '80s games, Rampage came with an extremely minimal backstory — the three playable monsters all used to be human, but were each mutated by something different.
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That's because while the technique can replenish types of cells that are lacking, it can't doing anything to fight off cells that have mutated and are spreading.
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The researchers also investigated how HERV-T DNA mutated over time, by comparing data previously collected from several old world monkey species' genomes, like gibbons and bonobos.
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The Gulf cartel became one of the first Mexican groups to turn into a mega-operation with a dedicated military wing that eventually mutated into Los Zetas.
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These sperm, half of which would have been carrying the mutated version of MYBPC3, were then used to fertilise eggs containing a normal copy of the gene.
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You were told that a gene in your cancerous cells had mutated so that it no longer correctly expressed an enzyme named IDH163, important for cellular detoxification.
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There are zealots that worship a giant mutated catfish, slavers, hunters, and willful fighters who are just trying to get by in swamplands, deserts, forests, and cities.
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The Indiana flock appears to have become infected when a less dangerous form of the virus in the area mutated, said John Clifford, the USDA's chief veterinarian.
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Strikes and demonstrations over the erosion of English-style common law and the dominance of Francophone officials have since mutated into what looks like a civil war.
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In the following decades, scientists came to regard cancer as a disease governed by mutated genes, which drive cells into a state of relentless division and proliferation.
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Scientists are now experimenting with using DNA sequencing and other techniques to find the best mutated protein in each person's tumor at which to aim the claw.
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By the middle of the nineteenth century, in other words, an ancient myth had mutated into a serious scientific hypothesis: the theory of the open polar sea.
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It's ideal to catch the mutated cells before they reach the lymph nodes, but some types of cancer, such as urinary cancer, are not possible to screen.
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These nonconformist dust-dwellers are what would happen if a Carl Sagan quote came to life, destroyed all their neurotransmitters by doing too much ayahuasca, and mutated.
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Under a handful of solo monikers and even more collaborations he's made creeping noise, mutated punk, glammy synth pop, florid ambient pieces, among other styles and sounds.
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But it also puts healthy family members at risk: They may find that they carry the same mutated gene as their sick child, or another one entirely.
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There's a common theory yet to be proven that the COVID-19 virus originated in bats and then mutated, where it could jump to humans and survive.
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The risks are especially high in areas where not all children have received the vaccine and where the mutated virus can spread from contaminated sewage or water.
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But what distinguishes many of these teams, and other flourishing ones, from their predecessors — and from the dregs of the N.F.L. — is how well they have mutated.
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The mutated mice did sleep for shorter periods, but the reduction wasn't as dramatic as it is in the father-and-son team who inspired their creation.
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Three others had one mutated gene and one normal gene; these siblings had low triglyceride levels, but nowhere near as low as those with no functioning gene.
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The small community that continues to live there is made up of mutated humans and one sentient fungus scientist who have created fairly normal lives for themselves.
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Hence a flannel coat transformed into a dress, an equestrian trouser mutated into a bustier and a pleather trench coat morphed into shorts with a deconstructed hem.
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Climate change-denial has mutated into a trenchant enough mindset that even after people can no longer deny the visible effects, they can still deny the cause.
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Amgen researchers said an experimental drug targeting a mutated form of a gene known as KRAS shrank tumor growth in a small clinical trial of lung cancer patients.
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The British drugmaker announced overall positive survival results from the study of the treatment in patients with epidermal growth factor receptor-mutated metastatic non-small cell lung cancer.
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What began as a specific set of complaints from motorists in the countryside has mutated into a catch-all for France's grievances, which sometimes cross party political divides.
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During a recent experiment to understand how this enzyme works, scientists accidentally created a mutated version that breaks down plastic even better than the one found in nature.
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These farnesyltransferase inhibitors (FTIs) were originally developed as anti-cancer drugs, since mutated Ras protein is also commonly found in tumors, and some have even reached human trials.
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It's a mutation of an album that mutated as it went the first time, so don't expect it to settle in one place for more than a moment.
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"I love [traditional cinema] and hope it never goes away, but our access to content and the ways we can watch stories has multiplied and mutated," he said.
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The investigative treatment replaces Batten sufferer's mutated gene by delivering a new gene that is carried to the brain by a virus that is not harmful to humans.
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They have divided this disease into 11 classes, each with distinct diagnostic features and clinical outcomes, based on which mutated genes seem to be driving the cancer's development.
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That's because the virus mutated while it was growing in chicken eggs, according to research published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in November.
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Now the city is littered with corpses, wildly powerful guardians roam the corridors as little girls loot the dead, and genetically mutated citizens ambush you at every turn.
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Trump is a mutated reality show host turned candidate that has been enabled through years of coded, hyperbolic and sensationalized language weaponized by the GOP for political gain.
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When the team compared the mutated zebrafish macrophages with the ones in the smokers' lungs, they saw they had the same problem: they were bloated, fat, and immobile.
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What does it mean that so much of the important information citizens of a working democracy need to know has mutated into blink-and-you'll-miss-it memes?
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The Papua New Guinea outbreak is vaccine-derived, which means that weakened live virus excreted by vaccinated children has mutated and escaped into the rapidly increasing unprotected population.
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What Atlético — as a club, as a fan base — demands of its team has changed, mutated in some way along the road from the Calderón to the Metropolitano.
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" Without the descriptor "mutated" in front of the word gene or "variant" after it, it's a bit like saying "I have an engine for a faulty timing belt.
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Like Duchamp's bottle rack or urinal, Mr. Buren's fabric was mass-produced and presented unaltered; unlike those precedents, it also mutated wildly, adapting to situations indoors and out.
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All of the region's first generation of post-Soviet leaders have been former senior Communist Party officials who mutated into champions of independence as the Soviet Union crumbled.
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One of those honored, Michael Redmond of the National Eye Institute in Maryland, had traced the cause of the disease, Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA), to a mutated gene.
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Exposure to live poultry markets is the "crucial factor" in human infections, the health commission said, adding that the virus had not mutated to spread from human to human.
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Because CTVTs (and all cancers) are essentially the mutated form of an animal's DNA, it's possible to trace back their genetic structure to the dog who first developed it.
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Memes are always out of context, a snapshot of a moment in time designed to be remixed and reappropriated and mutated by participants in internet culture around the globe.
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China's health minister, Ma Xiaowei, told reporters last month that there is evidence it's already mutated into a stronger variation that is able to spread more easily among humans.
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Over the years it's been adapted and mutated into various different practices used across the world, but as The Reiki Association explains, the experience itself is essentially the same.
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By then the crisis had already mutated from one of prescription pills, over which the government had some control, to one of illicit opioids—first heroin and then fentanyl.
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That they all look like mutated cans of ham helps, too, their disproportionate frames giving off an action figure vibe that helps the player connect with their "hero" casting.
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Dr. Tsien and the other members of his laboratory mutated the gene so that the proteins glowed brighter under blue light, which made them easier for biologists to use.
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We caught up with John to talk about the cloaked powers in the music industry, gender inequality, the forthcoming tech industry war, and how pop has mutated in 2016.
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After a couple of generations, they were looking at vials full of yellow flies — 95 to 100 percent, after breeding nine mutated yellow flies with hundreds of wild flies.
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"We have two genes of everything and if one is mutated the effect is not so obvious," said Egli in a telephone interview while vacationing in the French Alps.
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They have mutated human communication, so that connecting people has too often become about pitting them against one another, and turbocharged that discord to an unprecedented and damaging volume.
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In separate studies, Dr. Ebert and Dr. Walsh gave mice a bone-marrow transplant containing stem cells with a CHIP mutation, along with stem cells that were not mutated.
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Researchers identified the mutated gene that had lengthened the worm's life, which led to a breakthrough in the study of aging — it seemed to be controlled by metabolic processes.
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With an enzyme called Cas9 acting as a scalpel, Crispr snipped away a mutated gene that can lead to thickened heart muscles and cause sudden death in young athletes.
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The study sought to correct a mutated version of the MYBPC3 gene, which causes hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heritable disease that leads to sudden cardiac failure, often in young athletes.
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The physician added that if a person's levels of mutated blood rise 50 percent or higher, they can suffer serious complications, and levels over 60 percent can cause death.
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This process may take several months so that, by the time flu emerges here, it has frequently mutated to a subtype that isn't a perfect match for the vaccine.
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He's also known as the White Wolf because of his white-blonde Legolas-y hair, which we learn is actually genetically mutated during his training to become a Witcher.
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But when levels of the mutated blood rise 50% or higher, patients can enter a coma or develop heart and brain complications from the lack of blood to tissue.
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We have to find the root causes — the anomalies, the cells that have mutated — and stop them before they spread to vital organs and cause pain, suffering, and death.
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It's also possible that the virus has mutated in such a way that it's now more harmful and that it impacts people differently than it did in the past.
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Amazon has mutated Seattle into a place that's nearly impossible to live in without a significant personal windfall, and its effect on Queens, not exactly affordable already, will be insane.
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Researchers will need to study Angola's yellow fever outbreak to better understand precisely why the disease is back and whether the virus has mutated to spread more effectively among humans.
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Explore his insides, discover a mutated, heavy breathing version of his own head and then be expelled from between the thighs of Rouge the Bat into a gigantic, waiting crib.
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Second, in some countries viruses used in the oral vaccine itself have mutated into a form that can be passed on in diapers and sewage, and can paralyze unvaccinated children.
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Let me put it this way: as an audience member and somebody who's grown up enjoying horror films, I like it when the genre's mutated, when it's pushed somewhere new.
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" Searching scientific literature, he said, "I found a gene that seemed to be expressed in that area and found that when it was mutated it caused a very similar pattern.
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Distinct from the three "wild" virus types, these cases are caused by a mutated version of the virus that was introduced by a phased-out polio type 2 oral vaccine.
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Click here to view original GIFHe doesn't appear to have come in contact with any hideous mutated fish-monsters, though, being Canadian, maybe they were too polite to come out?
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That's a rare thing these days, with everyone quick to pigeonhole acts into hyper-specific subgenres—shoegaze, emo, or whatever mutated indie rock happens to be in style that year.
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That's enough time for some truly scrambling sound changes: PIE's akwa mutated into agwjo, aujo and ieg in the Germanic branch of the family before becoming the "i" in island.
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Informed by, yet not beholden to, the city's hip-hop traditions, the group's gritty, oddly beauteous sound absorbs subway rumbles and car alarms, projecting them back out in mutated fashion.
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Adding insult to injury, the Ebola virus mutated into a deadlier form during the last outbreak, showing an ability to quickly adapt to human biology and become even more virulent.
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Studies in monkeys and human cell lines have mostly supported the idea, though in some worrying cases the donor mitochondria have been shown to revert back to the mutated form.
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New, customized blood tests developed by the researchers use mutated genes specific to each patient to find cancer cells instead of tumor markers, which are not reliable indicators of cancer.
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You can link these disorders to any number of factors: genetics, the mother's metabolic health during pregnancy, or even over a hundred mutated genes that scientists say can cause autism.
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What they did: The team treated more than 100 mice that had both a single mutated and a single normal copy of the TMC1 gene associated with progressive hearing loss.
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Although they do not know it, each inherited a mutated gene that causes a fatal or terribly debilitating disease in infancy or childhood — but these people are adults, and healthy.
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He picked up a guitar and pretended to play, and before long this bit of flimflam mutated into the formation of the Nuns, a foundational Bay Area glam-punk outfit.
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Data has shown that using Rydapt as part of the treatment regimen for FLT2100-mutated AML patients resulted in a 211.4 percent reduction in the risk of death, Novartis said.
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I don't know if it was the drugs or simply knowing those nasty mutated cells were out of me, but I slept better that night than I had in months.
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The way it mutated slightly in tone to become more sophisticated in the way that it was directed deep in the characters was an extraordinary kind of double hit there.
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They peaked with the Death Lineup (Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, Harrison Barnes, and Draymond Green), which mutated into the unfortunately labeled "Hampton Five" when Kevin Durant replaced Barnes.
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Related: A Beautifully Animated Adaptation Of Stephen King's Beachworld An Inspiring Animation of Stephen King Talking About the Power of Dreams [NSFW] Disturbing Fleshy Sculptures Imagine a Mutated Human Race
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A protest specifically designed to highlight systemic police brutality against minorities has mutated into a disingenuous debate about patriotism, the proper forums for protest, and, most recently, unity in football.
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That might allow you to knock out a particular gene in a cell, or introduce a particular gene, or correct a particular mutated gene that you want to work better.
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Not long ago, I watched "The Founder," the movie about the businessman Ray Kroc, who mutated McDonald's from a family-owned restaurant into the global multinational corporation it is today.
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The findings do not point to a cure, but they do suggest a way to prevent these brain defects in children who inherit a mutated gene that can cause them.
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Sandra Gallegos, a 49-year-old customer service agent in Santa Fe, discovered she had the mutated gene after her 9-year-old daughter died from a sudden brain hemorrhage.
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Like a game of telephone, the fact that Alperovitch is a Russian American and Pinchuk is Ukrainian mutated together into one false theory that CrowdStrike is run out of Ukraine.
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Towards the end of the novel, though — as his popularity is at its peak — we get a chilling insight into how his feverish public adoration has mutated into something violent.
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"[Nkx2.5] is a well-known regulator of heart development and is mutated in some children born with heart defects," Craig Smith, an associate professor at Monash University, said in a statement.
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Like Tom Cruise in Minority Report — arresting murderers just before they kill — the key is the technology (or weird, genetically mutated mind-readers in the case of the sci-fi thriller).
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This is part of a larger story about the fate of modern liberalism, in which the principle of universal and equal recognition has mutated into the special recognition of particular groups.
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This system has mutated free-market capitalism into crony capitalism, through which the government picks economic winners and losers by doling out tax breaks, loan guarantees, regulatory favors and contract awards.
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Chinese scientists worry the respiratory illness, which world health officials say likely came from a fish market, has mutated to adapt to its new human hosts far more quickly than SARS.
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"FLT3-mutated AML and advanced SM are devastating and rare diseases, with significant unmet needs due to limited existing treatment options," said Bruno Strigini, head of Novartis Oncology, in Monday's statement.
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To their surprise, however, one of the engineered enzymes (with two amino acids mutated to be more cutinase-like) was able to digest PET about 20% faster than the natural one.
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New research from Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center suggests there's a third factor that causes mutated cells to start reproducing out of control—random and unpredictable copying errors during DNA replication.
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By the time replacement mutated into the Graham-Cassidy bill, Republicans were just block-granting everything — spending cuts were specified, but all the choices about everything were kicked to the states.
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Russia's disinformation efforts have mutated since their campaign was exposed last year, and while they was certainly less activity around this year's midterms, it doesn't mean the trolls have gone away.
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Also, there's a possibility a mutated strain of the virus may not be in the government's vaccine bank and could delay antigen production during an outbreak from 6 to 18 months.
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His quickness attacking off a ball screen still catches opposing bigs off balance, and Miami's admirable drive-and-kick identity feels like it's mutated into something even more distinct than before.
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A far graver risk to public health would occur if a strain of the avian influenza virus mutated so that it became transmittable from person to person like the seasonal flu.
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Researchers from Britain's Wellcome Sanger Institute who analyzed the genetics of the typhoid strain found it had mutated and acquired an extra piece of DNA to become resistant to multiple antibiotics.
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So Diana wondered if she'd sometimes mutated, in his imagination, into the conflation and the cause of all his little castrations, the leering source of everything that smote and failed him.
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One percent of people of Northern European origin are born with no CCR22 receptor on their immune cells, having inherited two copies of the mutated gene from both of their parents.
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Houteff's restrained radicalism, gracefully depicted in his delicate drawings, mutated after his death into the Branch Davidians, the church behind 19983's Waco, Texas, massacre that left over 75 members dead.
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Tests of the excised tumor explained why it had resisted treatment: It had mutated and no longer carried the tissue-type marker that had enabled the T-cells to attack it.
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Over more than 15 years, various drafts gradually mutated into the libretto for an opera, "Pushkin: Poet and Czar," which had its debut in concert form in Moscow on Feb. 4.
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It may have been a starting point, but City of Caterpillar strangled, and stretched, and mutated screamo until it reflected both the shattering chaos and the eerie quietude of its time.
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A painful, surreal history lesson about chicken-oriented oppression sets up what could be the greatest revenge fantasy of all time: a glorious chicken uprising, led by a brutal, mutated Chickenzilla.
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This repair kit is one of the reasons why plants can bask in the sun all day without becoming riddled with mutated DNA, while humans risk getting skin cancer when we sunbathe.
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"She is a pioneering scientist who published and discovered the PADI3 gene, which is responsible for causing uncombable hair syndrome when a child inherits two copies of the mutated gene," McGowan said.
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We are only one new, or mutated, disease away from a global health catastrophe and the United States must continue to lead the way in preparing the world for such an outbreak.
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"Nearly all experiments with genetically modified crops have eventually resulted in unintended consequences: superweeds more resistant to herbicides, mutated and resistant insects, also collateral damage to ecosystems," she said in the petition.
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The mutated genes drive aberrant cell growth, and the growing mass of cells accumulates more and more mutations that drive it to grow faster and spread until, finally, a cancer is formed.
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The stress of the continual shifts leads to an oppressed people known as orogenes — mutated, or maybe just magical — who can use their powers to alter the planet, for better or worse.
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Between the lines: Spark's work centers around gene therapy, where mutated genes are replaced with new ones, and the filing shows its hemophilia research was the crown jewel that had everyone interested.
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You'll have to deal with the elements as well as horrifying mutated creatures, and Exodus adds in new elements like dynamic weather and environments that change depending on the time of year.
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The Annihilation bear is a harrowing mutated beast that combines animal and human physiology, and it vocalizes with a mixture of roaring and the agonized screams of the last person it killed.
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Over the past 20 years, the franchise has mutated into some kind of roided-out phantasmagoria where even the fundamental laws of physics bend to the will of Vin Diesel's glistening muscles.
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By analyzing everyone in the family who has the condition, and comparing them to healthy controls from the general population, he found two mutated genes that the painless Marsilis had in common.
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In one proof-of-concept study, 28 percent of patients with EGFR-mutated advanced non-small cell lung cancer who had previously been treated with Tagrisso showed a partial response with savolitinib.
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In late 2018, a Chinese researcher, He Jiankui, claimed to have used CRISPR to modify the genomes of two babies to include a mutated version of a gene that protects against HIV.
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Variants emerged and mutated over time until a modern version of the saying was popularized by a Victorian-era preacher, according to Garson O'Toole, a researcher who, like Twain, prefers a pseudonym.
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The scientists excised a mutated, heart-disease-causing gene from the embryos—a gene that came from sperm used to create them through in vitro fertilization—and supplied them with a healthy replacement.
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Humans and chimpanzees, for instance, have slightly different versions of the hepatitis B virus, both of which likely mutated from a version that infected their shared ancestor more than four million years ago.
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Whether through cutscenes or model changes or in cosmetics, players are aware of these women (and their bodies) being mutated from a previous form, that a corrupting influence mars their once-pristine beauty.
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Yet, it's impossible to pretend the media-celebrity practices that started with her haven't mutated into the insane 24-hour, seven-day a week coverage of the world's most famous people these days.
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The FDA's fast-track designation reduces the review to six months for the medicine, also known as midostaurin, being tested against newly diagnosed FLT3-mutated acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and advanced systemic mastocytosis.
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Automatic locks are the future and in a future when mutated zombie monsters will learn lock-picking techniques from YouTube videos I'm happy that my family is safe from their tumbler-raking ministrations.
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At the Terasem Annual Colloquium on the Law of Futurist Persons, I spoke to an audience that consisted of about 50 avatars—some who appeared as creatures, cyborgs, and significantly mutated transhuman beings.
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By curtailing hormones tied to the plant's flowering, scientists made the plant more compact and its fruit more abundant: The mutated groundcherry produced up to 50 percent more fruit than the natural version.
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Since then, it has evolved and mutated into several new subgroups of resistant parasites, said the studies, which were conducted by several institutes including the Wellcome Sanger Institute and the University of Oxford.
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And when patients stayed in the hospital for a long time, microbes that could potentially become pathogenic mutated more quickly and acquired genes that made them more likely to be resistant to antibiotics.
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These forms of the virus mainly infect birds, but certain strains have mutated to transmit from birds to humans, meaning an outbreak among humans is possible -- and the US may not be ready.
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What's good, he said, is that it also kills flu viruses that have mutated to resist the effects of antiviral drugs such as Tamiflu, which attack flu viruses at another point, called neuraminidase.
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This mortality rate doesn't necessarily mean that the virus was twice as deadly to an individual: the virus had mutated to be able to infect more people in the same period of time.
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Essentially then, the drug adds a third version of the gene, a normal version, to the cell, while the two mutated genes causing the disease remain inside the cell as well, explained Mahajan.
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Hypothetically, if a strain of the avian flu virus mutated so it could be passed from human to human, Congress would have to scramble to pass a supplemental appropriation to stockpile a vaccine.
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Ultimately, a range of advances may be needed to support people for whom eating has mutated from a pleasurable experience to a solitary effort; one that's devoid of joy, but full of danger.
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It's a virus that has changed and mutated many times, possibly from different animal sources, or within our own bodies, and with genetic good fortune, happened upon the right adaptations to take hold.
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Lynparza, being jointly developed by AstraZeneca along with U.S. drugmaker Merck & Co, can now be used in patients who are in response following chemotherapy for BRCA-mutated ovarian cancer in Europe, AstraZeneca said.
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Victoria Hui, an associate professor at the University of Notre Dame, told me there's a new joke going around: that the coronavirus mutated and is now causing people to stop using their brains.
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There were "Event Horizon" (1997), in which the crew, including Laurence Fishburne, was tormented by hallucinations and "Doom" (with Dwayne Johnson), from 2005, in which the crew was done in by mutated Martians.
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Selig oversaw baseball through periods of not only strife — the 1994 strike, which canceled the World Series, and the steroids scandal that mutated the record book — but also modernization, making several sweeping changes.
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Good news for the Knowles family -- Beyonce and her sister, Solange, have both tested negative for the mutated BRCA2 gene linked to a higher risk of breast, ovarian and other types of cancer.
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They found a man in Padua, Italy, who had a genetic mutation that made cells churn out as much as 12 times the usual amounts of factor IX. Investigators realized that they could put the mutated gene into a virus and use it to insert the mutated gene into the cells of patients with hemophilia B. The advantage was that they would not have to use so much virus — and the lower the dose, the less likely the immune system would attack.
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Metro: Exodus Looking similarly spooky is 4A Games' Metro: Exodus, set in a ruined version of Russia in which human survivors live in subway tunnels to hide from horribly mutated monsters on the surface.
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Mutations are generally caused by recessive genes, said vonHoldt, which means that an offspring must have two copies of a mutated gene for there to be an actual phenotypical, or physical, effect, she said.
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Lynparza, being jointly developed by AstraZeneca along with U.S. drugmaker Merck & Co, can now be used in patients who are in response following chemotherapy for advanced BRCA-mutated ovarian cancer in Europe, AstraZeneca said.
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That cargo could be a functioning copy of a gene that could replace a mutated one in someone with a disease like Huntington's or a fluorescent protein that can be used to track cells.
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Joshua Schiffman, a paediatric oncologist at the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Utah who was involved in the elephant study, is investigating how elephants' multiple copies of TP53 co-ordinate an attack on mutated cells.
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Years passed, technologies advanced, and genres mutated: while Avril Lavigne's "Complicated" was flooding the airwaves, Electronic Arts and other video game production companies increasingly turned their attention toward drum 'n' bass and hip hop.
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This reflects the promise the technology offers for producing treatments, and even cures, for a wide range of conditions—and not just those linked to mutated genes, such as haemophilia or sickle-cell anaemia.
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Which I think has been sort of mutated by ultra-conservatives about all states rights, which has been an issue in this country from the beginning of the ... from the very beginnings of time.
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If you want four tracks worth of scurrying, baroque, mutated, wonky, blissed out, baleful, beatific, grime-cum-R&B-cum-club-music-cum-ambient-cum-whatever-the-fuck-this-is then you're in luck.
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"There is massive population displacement, food insecurity and malnutrition, particularly in the east of the country, and multiple simultaneous outbreaks of cholera, of measles and recently of vaccine-derived poliovirus," a rare mutated strain.
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China's now-disgraced and imprisoned scientist He Jiankui used gene editing to modify the DNA of two children so that they would have the mutated CCR5 — ostensibly making them resistant to the HIV virus.
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In October 2018, NHS England will launch its Genomic Medicine Service, 13 genomic medicine centers that will provide whole genome sequencing to people with undiagnosed rare diseases and cancer—another disease of mutated genes.
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She wanted it to accelerate change in an organic solvent, so she created random mutations in the enzyme's genetic code and introduced the mutated genes to bacteria that then created different types of subtilisin.
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The name mutated to "Amboy," and the word "Perth" was appended in 1684 to honor the Scotsman James Drummond, Earl of Perth, who helped settle the territory constituting much of present-day New Jersey.
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The news in Poland today feels like a new kind of monster, a Frankenstein's monster that has gotten out of control online and mutated into hate speech that can then be found everywhere else.
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There's the Sonic Hedgehog protein (which looks spiky under a microscope), the Ken and Barbie genes (when they're mutated, fruit flies don't develop external genitalia), and the hangover gene (which is key for alcohol tolerance).
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Glued to my seat, I sat…Read more ReadTwo years later, in War for Planet of the Apes, a second wave of the Simian Flu began to make the rounds, but in a mutated form.
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But what may have begun as something of a reality TV-style parlor trick has mutated into a full-blown assault on the American free press, one that the President apparently can no longer control.
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Image: APIn a disturbing development, a newly-mutated strain of drug-resistant malaria has spread into Vietnam, complicating efforts to contain the the mosquito-borne virus in Southeast Asia, and potentially posing a global threat.
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To paraphrase the official plot synopsis, Kuso is a collection of semi-connected short films chronicling the lives of the mutated women, men, and children of Los Angeles, following the earthquake to end all earthquakes.
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At a certain point, as the indie feature mutated into the mid-budget Oscar film, it became synonymous with an earnest drama (or sometimes a wry comedy) about the strivings and sufferings of white people.
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The only reasonable way for this to happen—outside of freakish luck—is for humans to develop an increased susceptibility to the microbe, contract the mutated microbe, and then spread the disease within the population.
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Mansfield has no family history of cancer and doesn't have the mutated BRCA genes that increase the risk of breast cancer, so she wouldn't have been considered for a preventive mastectomy, which Angelina Jolie had.
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What began as a political confrontation under Hugo Chávez, an authoritarian army officer first elected to the presidency 20 years ago this month, has under his chosen heir, Nicolás Maduro, mutated into a national collapse.
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Those born without normal CCR5, because they have inherited a mutated version of the gene, called delta-763, from both parents (known technically as being "homozygous" for that mutation), are thus resistant to HIV infection.
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Hundreds of millions of immune cells circulate throughout the body, searching out and destroying invaders that make us sick and body cells that have become infected, have mutated, or have become defective—cells like cancer.
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Dr. Charpentier would like to see it used, for instance, to remove the mutated gene in blood cells of people with sickle cell disease and to replace it with a normal gene, curing the disease.
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" She also immediately becomes obsessed with the video's subject, particularly when she realizes that her copy of the video has mutated: It's showing her images no one else has seen, a "video within a video.
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I should also say that Pakistan has long supported many Islamic extremist groups as part of its asymmetric policy toward India, and some of these groups have now mutated, or they slipped Pakistan's full control.
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From "Soggy Crackerz" Before country-rap mutated into its own stand-alone cottage industry, rural-identified artists like Moonshine Bandits, a California duo, occasionally found themselves in dialogue with rappers closer to hip-hop's mainstream.
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They have learned that a bizarre accumulation of mutated stem cells in bone marrow increases a person's risk of dying within a decade, usually from a heart attack or stroke, by 40 or 50 percent.
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Further laboratory tests may confirm the origin of the coronavirus is in snakes, and we may be able to know which parts of the RNA were combined with other viruses or mutated on its own.
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The killer T-cells have surface molecules called receptors that lock onto mutated cells, and it may be possible to genetically engineer patients' T-cells to give them those receptors and their cancer-targeting ability.
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The Star-Ledger, which almost halved its newsroom eight years ago, has mutated into a digital media company requiring most reporters to reach an ever-increasing quota of page views as part of their compensation.
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Mall School, a rare venture into linear storytelling from Porpentine, is a hallucinogenic vision of feral commerce; brands, having mutated and gone to seed, sow madness on a mallbound generation weaned on #engagement and digital pets.
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Foundation's new blood test can identify circulating tumor DNA as 70 of the most commonly mutated genes in solid tumors, Roche said, including features which may help identify patients most likely to benefit from cancer immunotherapy.
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I got in touch with a non-profit working on understanding the genetic disorder, but right now trimming and maintaining the growth is the only treatment until they can fix the mutated gene or silence it.
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But even if mating between the two wolf populations did occur and a mutated gene was passed along, it wouldn't necessarily lead to a negative or horrible outcome, like an impaired ability to reproduce or blindness.
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We already know that Rick and Morty can move between infinite realities, having ditched their 'original' reality in season 1 episode 6 after a scientific slip-up mutated all humans on Earth into horrific Cronenberg monsters.
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While some might contest the use of the term 'monstrous' here, Greek mythology would have it that dolphins are warped and mutated sailors condemned by Poseidon to live in the oceans, which seems pretty horrific really.
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Just when it finally felt like we were getting to a saturation point, the sequel virus has mutated and jumped to the web: today, Lonelygirl15 has posted her first video to YouTube in over seven years.
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It was followed by 2002's first-person shooter Dino Stalker for the PlayStation 2, and the future-set Dino Crisis 3 for the Xbox in 2003, which featured mutated dinosaurs rampaging across a derelict spaceship.
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Slamming between trap, jungle, bassline, mutated dubstep, dancehall, and pretty much everything in between, it's a master class in just how exciting DJing can be when the DJ in question is as genre-agnostic as Chimpo.
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She had Alzheimer's despite not having the gene that is most associated with the disease, and doctors thought that studying her brain could give them more information about whether the disease had mutated, ABC 15 reported.
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Country music has expanded and mutated in surprising ways in the last decade: It has leaned jauntily into hip-hop, opened the door for rebellious female songwriters, and swerved back into masculine Strait-and-narrow balladry.
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At the beginning of the night, producer and musician Nick León performed, while in a room nearby, a projection of artwork by Eric Cade Schoenborn mutated the den into a deep green, glitched-out Everglades forest.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis has secured the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Breakthrough Therapy Designation for its investigational medicine capmatinib, which it aims to file for approval later this year against a mutated form of lung cancer.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis has secured the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Breakthrough Therapy Designation for its investigational medicine capmatinib, which it aims to file for approval later this year against a mutated form of lung cancer.
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Mutated to a size larger than the woman, the mouse carries her down a fire escape and into a park that turns into a rain forest alive with monkeys, butterflies, ants, frogs and gloriously colorful flora.
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The researchers also studied similar coronaviruses in bats, which bind to ACE-2 receptors in almost exactly the same way, backing up theories that this coronavirus started in bats and mutated as it moved into humans.
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What began as a violent-for-its-time first-person shooter in 1993 has mutated into the DOOM franchise, consisting of three major games, plenty of spin-offs, novels, and a 2005 movie of the same name.
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By sequencing the genome of the bacteria in question as it mutated between hospitals, they were able to trace the origins of the 2008 outbreak to a single strain introduced into the Chicago area in late 2007.
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In this second experiment, the E. coli mutated to develop 100,000-fold resistance to an initial dose of cipro and, as the researchers anticipated, the evolutionary process "looked quite different" from that of trimethoprim, according to Baym.
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Dr. Zoghbi, who helped discover that mutated forms of MECP2 cause Rett Syndrome, a type of autism that affects mostly girls, said the monkeys carried MECP2 only in neurons, not throughout the brain, as happens in humans.
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The perverse fantasies enacted by Byrne on early Talking Heads albums are a mutated form of satire — they don't exactly uphold conventional values, but they're so cheerful about pretending to that they don't code as challenges either.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's extradition bill demonstrations have mutated into a much bigger and more complex animal, ripping open old wounds and expanding a political fight as the city battens down for a summer of protests.
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In that time, Sports Coach has mutated from an over-the-top lo-fi conceptual venture—see 2014's GRAB YOUR BALLS AND GET ON THE COURT—to a warped, yet emotionally affecting pop project in miniature.
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But for those who carry a mutated gene, cells can accumulate DNA damage and additional genetic mutations, which puts them at risk for having abnormal genetic function and growing into cells like those that make up cancer.
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What was an ultimately unsuccessful effort to draw the monkhood out of its political quietism swiftly mutated into an anti-progressive force, and continued to endure as a dark cloud over the region's politics in subsequent decades.
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From there, the movement mutated into an incomprehensible culture war, with screeching misogynists on one side and so-called "social justice warriors" — those who were opposed to sexism, racism, and other forms of bigotry — on the other.
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Five-faceted seeds aren't worth much financially, but mutant seeds with more or fewer than five parts are rare, and it is the mutated seeds with the highest number of facets that bear the biggest price tags.
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Thatcherism, which emerged as a series of improvised responses to Britain's economic crisis in the 1970s, mutated into a revolutionary ideology — one that gave as much priority to "market forces" as Marxism once gave to class struggle.
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Like a game of telephone, it seems like the fact that Alperovitch is a Russian American and Pinchuk is Ukrainian mutated together into one false theory that CrowdStrike is an anti-Russian operation run out of Ukraine.
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Jarris noted that along with these experiments, the researchers asked whether the Zika virus had been unnoticed but causing birth defects all along -- or had the virus recently mutated, and that's why abnormalities occurred in recent years?
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Devo was brilliant, not just for its paradigm-busting subversiveness, but for its ability to craft objectively powerful songs that mutated post-punk rhythms, uncharted electronic frontiers, and subtle social critiques into something riveting, and even beautiful.
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The ability to put whatever song you wanted on in a car mutated the experience of travelling at high speed on four wheels from an A-B formality, into a special place where cast iron memories are crafted.
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Image: MPI of Biochemistry/ Illustration: Gabriele Stautner, ARTIFOXScientists announced that they have observed the structure of huntingtin, a large and essential protein in many animals' bodies which, when produced by a mutated gene, causes Huntington's disease in humans.
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In addition to being able to break down PETs, the researchers confirmed that the mutated enzyme was capable of digesting polyethylene furandicarboxylate (PEF), a bio-based substitute for PET plastics that could eventually replace some glass beer bottles.
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Though the exhibition includes some underwhelming works as well, the impact of the strong pieces is enormous, from the bewitching, mutated clay figures of Senegalese sculptor Seyni Awacamara to the startling weavings of Nigerian Australian artist Nnenna Okore.
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Scientists announced Monday they have developed a "versatile and precise new approach" to targeting and replacing mutated genes that could eventually be used to address roughly 89% of genetic variations known to play a role in human diseases.
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I think I will go with the scene in which a pregnant woman (rapper The Buttress) walks in on the would-be father (Tim Heidecker) aggressively humping what looks like a human torso composed of mutated sex organs.
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During the treatment, when the nucleus of a mother's egg is implanted into a donor's egg cell, a trace amount of mutated mitochondrial DNA sometimes gets carried over and can dominate over healthy mitochondria in an embryo's cells.
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Agios Pharmaceuticals, a company co-founded by Thompson, is now testing a drug that treats cases of acute myelogenous leukemia that have been resistant to other therapies by inhibiting the mutated versions of the metabolic enzyme IDH 803.
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It was only a matter of time before this sound mutated, by way of bands like Iron Chic and Nothington, essentially creating a third-wave of Dillinger Four clones that fill up The Fest's undercard year after year.
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But it does sadden me to know that my inclination to soothe myself through the degradation of my body — no matter how big or small — has not gone away but has simply mutated to a less public form.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Novartis on Wednesday won European Union approval for Rydapt to be used against a mutated form of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and other rare diseases, adding to U.S. approvals the medicine secured in April.
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An otherwise celebratory Ariana Grande arena show in Manchester on Monday night mutated into the site of a suicide bombing, targeting children, young teens, LGBT people—the bulk of Grande fans—as well as their parents and partners.
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In advertising, while there aren't mutated humans capable of determining your future, AI can "absolutely" determine if a person is more likely to purchase a product and what kinds of things might compel them to want to buy it.
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These days, the things that are apparently tantamount to making a festival good are so tepid that festival culture has now mutated in a way that doesn't feel strange or different, morphing into a concept we don't yet understand.
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The European Commission approved Alecensa as a treatment for a mutated form of lung cancer called ALK-positive, the company said on Thursday, while U.S. regulators backed Perjeta for use in certain early-stage breast cancer patients after surgery.
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This remake sticks to the broad outlines of the original Resident Evil 2 plot, which is to say it expands beyond the first game's creepy mansion and plunges you into a city overrun by zombies and other mutated monsters.
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The would-be key breakthrough in Mitalov's experiment, they argue, would be the repair of potentially mutated embryos; Mitalov's evidence, they say, focuses on the detection of known mutations rather than on proving that the repair mechanism actually works.
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Just as Burial's musical admirers and imitators often isolate a single element that signifies Untrue's nocturnal beauty—blocky 2-step rhythms, mutated R&B samples that come and go like passing headlights—Burial himself has resisted easy categorization since.
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You spend hours there, nuding closer and closer, always starting by the side playing it cool, biding your time, until BAM, there you are, clumsily attempting to shake the DJ's hand, clasped in some sort of mutated high-five.
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Part of the reason this year's vaccine is not as effective is that the key targeted protein — hemagglutinin, which is the "H" in the virus names — "mutated into an accidental mismatch that undermined [the vaccine's] protective qualities," Fauci says.
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The other work, border, is a virtual reality installation that turned the festival's Realities+D area into a highly immersive augmented reality experience, in which a giant white sphere suspended from the ceiling digitally mutated with the surrounding space.
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That will involve recruiting at least 100,000 people who will agree to have their genomes sequenced and to be contacted only if they have a mutated gene that should have made them ill or killed them, but did not.
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As the state's online monitoring apparatus has grown in recent years, netizens have found ways to take jabs at the government through wordplay, the use of mutated or ancient characters, and nonstandardized electronic scripts developed in places like Taiwan.
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Eventually, she ends up in a throwdown with a mutated monster version of Umbrella corporation scientist Dr. Alexander Isaacs (played with deliciously icy gravity by Iain Glen of Game of Thrones fame), who spews killer biotentacles from his fingers.
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Last year, the US Food and Drug Administration approved olaparib for the maintenance treatment of adult patients with BRCA-mutated advanced epithelial ovarian, fallopian tube or primary peritoneal cancer who have completely or partially responded to first-line platinum-based chemotherapy.
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Warped heads, melting bodies, and mutated faces bubbling with paint have become an undeniable art trend at the fair, with artists like Genieve Figgis, Vanessa Prager and José Lerma giving a hyper distorted play on the classic style of abstract portraiture.
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But far worse is that in the hands of the new President, Twitter has mutated from a 140-character toy of mass distraction into a potentially lethal weapon of mass destruction that poses a clear and present danger to us all.
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But since he still has to deal with bloodthirsty ghoulies, mutated animals, and those deadly jocks, he reluctantly teams up with 12-year-old pyromaniac Angelica Green (Alyvia Alyn Lind) and jock-bully-turned-pacifist samurai Wesley Fists (Austin Crute).
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The details have mutated over time, but the rough plan is to raise maybe €1.5 billion from a voluntary swap of subordinated debt for equity, perhaps a little more from an "anchor" investor and the rest from a rights issue.
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As Appelbaum tells it, the writers' initial idea was to build this plotline around a howler monkey or a "gnarly fuckin' hyena" — any animal whose already shrill voice could have mutated, within the Zoo universe, to become a devastating weapon.
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Dead Space 2, another favorite of mine, has a notorious section where you have to make your way through a nursery full of grotesquely mutated toddlers and babies who swarm you in these awful little herds and try to kill you.
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I programmed them to do whatever they had to in order to make a habitable environment for us humans, but I guess the purpose got lost, mutated by the very adaptability that made them useful to us in the first place.
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That film weathered its own fan blowback, when Michael Bay , another producer on the movie, implied, in an interview, that the turtles were aliens (every fan knows they were mutated by toxic ooze) and then had to walk back his comments.
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In time, the medical world accepted his claims, and his work — the family trees, the blood samples — eventually contributed to the discovery, by others, of a gene that when mutated can lead to colon cancer and an array of other cancers.
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In a string of del Toro films stretching back to 1997, he has played a mutated insect ("Mimic"), a worm-spewing vampire ("The Strain") and a spectral creature with blood-red eyeballs in the palms of his hands ("Pan's Labyrinth").
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The authors further found that the DNA coding sequence of 2019-nCoV spike protein, which forms the "crown" of the virus particle that recognizes the receptor on a host cell, indicates that the bat virus might have mutated before infecting people.
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Kolata takes a couple of detours into the history of the competitive quest to understand how these adult-onset diseases are caused by infectious proteins that start with a mutated gene and how they leave patients' brains riddled with microscopic holes.
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Laced with a potent critique of American imperialism, "The Host" begins with an American military officer dumping gallons of formaldehyde in the Han River, which results in a genetically mutated sea creature that rises from the water six years later.
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Lynparza and other drugs in the class of so-called PARP inhibitors are designed to block what remains of that DNA repair mechanism so that BRCA-mutated cancer cells fail to replicate and the tumor can no longer sustain itself.
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"For patients with FLT211.4-mutated AML, there have been no meaningful advancements in more than 23 years and with Rydapt they now have a targeted medicine that could significantly extend their lives," said Bruno Strigini, head of Novartis's cancer drugs business.
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Then again, if you suddenly mutated from being a dweeby bloke from the highlands into a ripped, handsome, Armani-pant modeling stud with a bank balance bigger than the GDP of most European countries, you'd probably be a bit aloof too.
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