Sentence examples for compendium of diseases from inspiring English sources

This is in line with the finding of others, who also found that in schizophrenia only about half of all coding genes are regulated by a microRNA [ 36].-wrap> We also indicated (gene names typed in red in Table  1) if the gene is associated with schizophrenia according to Malacards [ 28], a compendium of diseases and related genes.

"This is where you really get vertigo," said Scot Medbury, the garden's president, moving through the stacks in the science library, which is lined with books and journals like "Compendium of Grape Diseases," "Desert Plants" and "Starter Vegetable Gardens".

MalaCards is a generic integrated compendium for diseases and associated annotations [ 19], with some information related to TC.

We constructed two separate networks from the compendium of human complex diseases and their associated genes.

This book is neither an encyclopedic compendium of all tropical skin diseases nor a simple handbook for the house officer or medical student.

Leishmaniasis is a compendium of neglected vector-borne infectious diseases caused by kinetoplastid protozoa of the genus Leishmania with an estimated prevalence of 12 million people worldwide.

For the health professional, the volume also serves as an accessible compendium of information about unfamiliar infectious diseases and environmental hazards and their prevention.

As technologies and analytical approaches to prostate cancer profiling mature, so will the compendium of proteomic alterations between stages of disease.

To the extent that the goal of GWAS is to identify dysregulated or dysfunctional genes (as opposed to loci) in common disease, GWAS are analogous to a compendium of promising but undeniably incomplete sentences.

She would make "The New Colossus" the first entry in a compendium of poems she anthologized shortly before her death from Hodgkin's disease at 38 in 1887.

The Hippocratic Corpus was a compendium of medical records from Ancient Greece and one of the first attempts to classify diseases according to symptoms and observations.