Sentence examples for genetic correlates from inspiring English sources

The genetic correlates of these measures obtained with neurological mutants and gene mapping are compared.

Comparatively little research, however, has distinguished delusions and hallucinations, which may have distinct clinical, neuropathological, and genetic correlates.

Here we review the extant literature on the molecular genetic correlates of three exemplar but dissociable executive functions: sustained attention, response inhibition, and error processing.

Findings for genetic correlates of late-onset Alzheimer's disease (LOAD) in studies that rely solely on clinic visits may differ from those with capacity to follow participants unable to attend clinic visits.

These results support a gender dissociation of pathology in AD + P. The design of future studies aimed at the elucidation of cognitive and/or functional outcomes; regional brain metabolic deficits; or genetic correlates of AD + P should take gender into consideration.

As a further exploration of this issue, the associations of the identified factors and individual measures with four genetic correlates within the cadherin and contactin genes were examined.

One could have the genetic correlate of a trait and that trait could be the result of natural selection, and yet changing the environment could eliminate the expression of that trait.

Suicide has been suggested to involve catecholaminergic dysfunction and to have a genetic correlate.

A recent study suggests that p53 mutation may be an important molecular genetic correlate of breast cancer progression [ 39].

Interestingly, Wang et al have identified the rs12252-C genotype as a primary genetic correlate of severe A(H7N9) pneumonia and excessive proinflammatory mediator blood levels [ 30].

Its genetic correlate is the mutation HBB c20A>T which is found in all patients and which can occur homozygously or as compound heterozygous state in combination with a number of other mutations (e.g., HbC or β-thalassemia).