How To Use Polygenic In A Sentence
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Polygenic disorders also tend to be more common in some population groups.
The Scientist
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But this could be a long process as disc degeneration is what's called polygenic, meaning it involves more than one gene.
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Driver adds that this technology may be useful in modeling polygenic diseases, those that involve multiple defective genes.
The Scientist
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Policymakers should start to consider how this knowledge could be used to make a polygenic approach to disease prevention a reality.
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Monogenic and polygenic inheritance of adult resistance under controlled and field conditions has been reported in the literature.
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Sandra, he says, could easily be a product of what is known as polygenic inheritance - or, more colloquially, she is a throwback.
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However, there has been no convincing success in describing the polygenic background of common obesity.
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From my reading of the literature, it appears inheritance of intelligence is highly polygenic.
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But like all scientific breakthroughs, polygenic screening and gene editing have the potential for huge benefits, as well as harm.
Times, Sunday Times
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Slide 13: Many traits are controlled by two or more genes and are called polygenic traits.
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She is a 'throwback', or, to be precise, 'of polygenic inheritance'.
Times, Sunday Times
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The most common cause of genetic disorders is multifactorial or polygenic inheritance.
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The new test is able to extend that to polygenic conditions, where many genes are involved.
Times, Sunday Times
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The technique is intended to integrate Mendelian transmission genetics, allelic frequency, and penetrance with the patterns of covariance expected in polygenic inheritance.
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Adding polygenic effects to the calculations does not change the fact that information is increasing in the in the genome, it just makes the computations more complex.
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Here is the summation of the additive major gene effect ga, the variance of polygenic effect Ga, and the error variance e.
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In contrast, acoustical communication has been suggested to have a polygenic mode of inheritance.
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Methods: The genetic epidemiology methods are used to make segregation analysis and polygenic threshold model.
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From the original study published in the New England Journal of Medicine this week: Background New developments in the search for susceptibility alleles in complex disorders provide support for the possibility of a polygenic approach to the prevention and treatment of common diseases.
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In the Belgian tervuren and sheepdog, epilepsy is highly heritable with a polygenic mode of inheritance, though apparently influenced by a single autosomal recessive locus of large effect.
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Even moderately secure GWA identification of "polygenic" influences on disease, however, is likely to require replicated data from multiple independent samples.
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Here's some very cool news: scientists have directly observed the evolution of a complex, polygenic, polyphenic trait by genetic assimilation and accommodation in the laboratory.
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