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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a genotype was started" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or research contexts, particularly in genetics or biology, to indicate that a specific genotype has been initiated or created for study or experimentation.
Example: "In our latest experiment, a genotype was started to observe the effects of environmental changes on plant growth."
Alternatives: "a genotype was initiated" or "a genotype was established."
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An 8-year-old boy with S549R/1717-1G > A genotype was started on ivacaftor (150 mg b.i.d). on compassionate use.
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Recently, strains with the USA300 genotype are starting to be isolated with increasing frequency in various European countries [ 6].
aStatistically significant trend for overall link based on country of origin was observed at p<0.05 Although the TB genotyping network was started in 1996, cluster investigation did not formally begin until 1998.
Longer adaptive walks were also observed when evolution was started from a low-fitness genotype such as a CheZ knockout mutant.
Additional de novo genome assembly and high-density genotyping efforts were started to uncover the diversity.
The association between NSAID use and 3MS scores over time was estimated using random effects modeling.Associations depended upon when NSAIDs were started and APOE genotype.
Experimental populations were started with one host genotype, the same mixture of parasite genotypes and the same density.
The main stem of three plants per genotype was dissected starting 16 days after germination every 2 3 days under LDs and every 3 4 days under SDs until flowering.
A number of COL7A1 mutations have been reported and some genotype phenotype correlations are starting to emerge.
Starting in October 2006 the B3 genotype was isolated in a contact of a case from the school outbreak, overlapping for some time with genotype D4.
The possession of a human genotype is therefore the natural starting point when defining what humanity is, or as well, what/who a human being is.
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