mutations

scientists study genetic mutations to understand disease development.

harmful mutations can lead to various health problems.

beneficial mutations sometimes provide an evolutionary advantage.

rapid mutations in viruses can complicate treatment efforts.

researchers are tracking mutations in cancer cells to find new therapies.

spontaneous mutations occur randomly during cell division.

drug resistance can arise from mutations in pathogens.

the rate of mutations varies across different species.

identifying mutations is crucial for personalized medicine approaches.

some mutations are inherited from parents to offspring.

analyzing mutations helps understand evolutionary history.

new technologies allow for faster detection of mutations.