Sentence examples for genetic phenotypes from inspiring English sources

This finding raises the possibility that differences in genetic phenotypes may account for the interindividual responses seen in the context of the alloimmune response.

Variations in genetic phenotypes cause allelic changes in the form of expansion/contraction of an allele or simply microsatellite instability (MSI) and loss of heterozygosity (LOH- a permanent characteristic feature of cancerous tissues, which make the analysis of cancerous tissues for DNA related forensic identification purposes complicated (DiPerte et al. 2009).

This structural model can account for all of the other biochemical and genetic phenotypes associated with the double mutant.

This challenge extends beyond systematic biology to all curation efforts (e.g., Human Phenotype Ontology; http://www.human-phenotype-ontology.org) that seek fine-scale representation of phenotypes, including those that compare human genetic phenotypes to those of model organisms.

Coarse annotation meets the immediate use of linking to zebrafish genetic phenotypes in the Phenoscape Knowledgebase (http://kb.phenoscape.org), because most of the zebrafish phenotypes are currently annotated to a coarse level by ZFIN.

We have now shown that Unc45b is an active component of the chaperone machinery associated with the folding of the myosin motor domain providing a biochemical explanation of the genetic phenotypes.

The transformants had stable genetic phenotype which was genetically fingerprinted by RAPD analysis.

This is another example of phenotypic based chemical screening that rescues a genetic phenotype by targeting the altered pathway, and not the mutated protein product directly.

Previous studies have adequately documented the positive correlation between the S/S genetic phenotype and anxiety-related personality and susceptibility to mood disorders [28, 29].

Skeletal muscle SUV values (Siemens IRW, Munich, Germany) were also evaluated at 7.5 and 60 min at both baseline and following insulin as a control region of interest for the cardiac genetic phenotype.

While this phenomenon is observed in other species, including humans, zebrafish might provide an important source of information on the role of the environment and genetic phenotype in the aging process.