Sentence examples for due to genetic causes from inspiring English sources
An apt analogy might be to the observation that only a fraction of most diseases are due to genetic causes, and external factors often account for a significant amount of the risk (for example, if one identical twin has type 1 diabetes, the chance of the other twin being afflicted is less than 50%).
Fibrosis occurs in many organs upon injury or due to genetic causes.
It is well known that variability at the transcriptome is in part due to genetic causes, much like any other complex phenotype, e.g., [ 1].
Because in acquired forms of CVI the mechanism and the moment of disruption are different compared to CVI due to genetic causes, we also aimed to investigate whether different ocular phenotypes could be observed for genetic versus acquired forms.
These figures, although rather speculative, seem to be compatible with the rates of spontaneous abortions one sees in human and mice, of which a fair proportion (I would guess between one and two thirds) are probably due to genetic causes.
Seizures may occur as the result of an acquired brain disorder (symptomatic epilepsy), or for unknown reasons (cryptogenic epilepsy), or be due to genetic causes, in which case it is referred to as idiopathic epilepsy [ 1].
Most loci were at Hardy Weinberg disequilibrium potentially due to genetic drift caused by landscape fragmentation.
However, their allele frequencies also differ due to genetic drift caused by finite population size or inbreeding.
However, it is important to mention that phenotypic variation may be due to genetic variation causing differential expression and/or structural variation of the gene products.
All loci were in disequilibrium (except the locus Gam06 in the Selvíria population and the average populations), most likely due to genetic drift caused by forest fragmentation.
In the H. sp. NRC-1, due to genetic instability caused by transposition of insertion sequences, typically about 1% of colonies in a plate are gas-vesicle deficient and 0.1% are carotenoid deficient mutants [ 13].
