mutant strain in a sentence

Examples

1. There is even a mutant strain of white bluebonnet, " usually seen in small clumps, its beauty enhanced when viewed in the company of its rich blue sisters, " a state brochure says.
2. When Nefaria finds out that Patsy is a distraction to Dex, she plans to use this and persuades Count Dregon to let her use Tripron : the first of the new mutant strain.
3. If the synthesis of a particular nutrient ( such as an amino acid or vitamin ) was disrupted by mutation, that mutant strain could be grown by adding the necessary nutrient to the medium.
4. This can be done by recapitulating the morphant phenotype with a second, non-overlapping Morpholino targeting the same mRNA or by confirmation of the observed phenotypes by use of a mutant strain or dominant-negative methods.
5. "B . pumilus " spores with the exception of mutant strain ATCC 7061 generally show high resistance to environmental stresses, including UV light exposure, desiccation, and the presence of oxidizers such as hydrogen peroxide.
6. Again, surpassing the odds, a single mutant strain of multiple sclerosis survives on its way back to the Earth, and infects the entire population of the West Coast, with an incubation period of nine months.
7. McFarlane noted that over their career they had provided " raucous sound mixed screaming vocals and wild, fuzz-tone guitar riffs to arrive at a mutant strain of acid punk that bordered on heavy metal ".
8. Novembre said his team was studying additional data to determine whether AIDS developed in the two chimpanzees as an oddity caused by a mutant strain, or whether it takes many years for chimpanzees to develop AIDS.
9. A half-human, half-vampire named Blade ( Wesley Snipes ) is approached by the vampire underworld to help get rid of a mutant strain called Reapers, who do their damage not with fangs but with spiky tongues.
10. Thousands of Americans are being infected with mutant strains of the AIDS virus that have built-in resistance to the only drugs doctors now have to attack the microbe, according to two new reports presented here Thursday.