Sentence examples for example variants in from inspiring English sources

For example, variants in catecholamine genes could predispose people to both CM and depression and account for the linkage between them [38].

The Einstein team has identified, for example, variants in two genes associated with increased levels of high density lipoproteins (which have a protective effect on cardiovascular health in this population).

For example, variants in STUB1 and ADRβ2 genes in Caucasian and variants in CHIA and ADIPOQ genes in African American were not associated with asthma in the single SNP analysis; however, in conditional inference framework taking rs2243250 and rs4848492 as a major discriminatory SNPs in Caucasian and African American respectively, variation in these genes is highly associated with asthma (p<0.01).

For example, variants in the CRP gene are likely to be valid instrumental variables for CRP.

For example, variants in the promoter of FADS1, a gene that encodes a fatty acid desaturase, coincided with changes in the conversion rate of arachidonic acid.

Genetic determinants (for example, variants in genes coding for hormone and drug-metabolizing and detoxifying enzymes) may need to be incorporated to improve the reliability and accuracy of these approaches.

For example, genetic variants in the two genes VKORC1 and CYP2C9 account for about 40% of the variance in warfarin dose.

For example, two variants in the established type 2 diabetes (T2D) susceptibility gene TCF7L2 have been shown to influence the response to treatment with sulfonylurea drugs.

A second example involves variants in a gene desert at chromosome region 9p21 associated with coronary artery disease (McPherson et al. 2007).

For example, truncating variants in ASPM are the primary type of pathogenic variant in this gene that causes autosomal recessive primary microcephaly and the gene has a high rate of missense polymorphic variants.

For example, missense variants in the ATM gene were associated with an increased risk of CBC in women who were treated with radiation for their first primary breast tumors [ 13].