Sentence examples for disease phenotypically from inspiring English sources

We report the case of an erythrodermic leukemic mycosis fungoides patient who had achieved temporary remission after a several months on multimodality immunotherapy and extracorporeal photopheresis, but who relapsed with aggressive disease phenotypically characterized by CD4+ T-cells with high CD26 expression.

Because not all homozygotes express the disease phenotypically, the accuracy of these estimates is uncertain.

However, evidence for a tightly balanced control over synaptic translation has been provided: mutations in the gene tsc2 cause tuberous sclerosis, a disease phenotypically similar to fragile X syndrome (FXS).

Inspired by the successes of these methods, we propose in this paper to infer associations between domains and human disease phenotypes based on the assumption that phenotypically similar diseases are caused by functionally related domains.

Based on the idea that functionally related microRNAs tend to be associated with phenotypically similar diseases, we developed a scoring system to assess how likely a microRNA may be involved in a specific disease phenotype.

Since tumor latency was dramatically reduced upon hepatotoxin treatment, it was necessary to investigate whether the resulting disease appeared phenotypically similar.

Myeloma is a heterogeneous disease clinically, phenotypically and genetically.

NLRP-related disease comprises phenotypically distinct autosomal dominant syndromes, such as NLRP3-associated Familial Cold Autoinflammatory Syndrome (also named FCAS1) and NLRP12 associated periodic fever (also named FCAS2).

However, the process becomes more complex and difficult with increased heterogeneity of the disease (both phenotypically and genetically) or with greater involvement of external factors during the natural history of the disease.

This observation is strongly suggestive that a major contributor to the tendency for DC recurrence may be a genetic predisposition towards disease of phenotypically normal palmar fascia in DC patients.

In the twitcher mouse model of Krabbe disease, which phenotypically mimics the 30 kb deletion, peripheral and intracerebral administration of mGALC significantly increased lifespan, improved motor function and reduced psychosine accumulation.