Sentence examples for etiological SNPs from inspiring English sources

Rare variants or potentially etiological SNPs found by sequencing were genotyped in-house using KASPar (KBiosciences) and High resolution melting curve genotyping methods on a LightCycler 480 (Roche, West Sussex, UK) in both the UCL1 and UCL2 samples.

MDR has been used frequently in the field of genetic epidemiology - in the study of diseases such as Breast Cancer [ 3- 5], Schizophrenia [ 6], and Type 2 Diabetes [ 7] - to search for interactions between single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) implicating biological interactions of etiological significance.

This functional gene group approach complements existing methods and may also be useful in identifying etiological factors underlying complex diseases for which classic, genome-wide, SNP-by-SNP analysis has been unsuccessful so far.

More importantly, etiological inference might be hindered if the causal SNP is unknown.

There are no clear etiological factors.

Finally, etiological questions are addressed.

These latter myths may be etiological (i.e., explaining origins); but the cosmogonic myth is never simply etiological, for it deals with the ultimate origin of all things.

Other versions also exist, but they all retain the essential etiological feature, the self-castration.

To explain such basic questions, etiological (origin or causal) myths were developed.

Starkstein, S. E. Apathy in Parkinson's disease: diagnostic and etiological dilemmas.

The dental occlusion as a suspected cause for TMDs: epidemiological and etiological considerations.