Sentence examples for genetic role from inspiring English sources
In the present study, we aimed to explore the association between miR-155 and epilepsy from the perspective of molecular genetics, including SNPs and CNVs, to clarify the genetic role of miR-155 in the generation of epilepsy.
The research that Orr cites in favour of a genetic role only accounts for "about 3% of risk in the population", and biomedical researchers now even question the validity of the diagnostic categories used in these kinds of studies.
There is a clear genetic role in the determination of the migraine phenotype.
To evaluate the pattern of vitamin D receptor (VDR) genes polymorphism in postmenopausal Egyptian females for possible genetic role.
Genetic role in the etiology of the ankyloglossia has been discussed by [5], who proposed the possible involvement of human G-protein coupled receptor gene (Lgr5).
In addition, African American individuals had lower serologic neutralizing activity than European Americans, suggesting a genetic role in the generation of these neutralizing antibodies.
In this study, we examined the genetic roles of serine racemase (SRR), an enzyme catalyzing the formation of d-serine from l-serine, and d-amino-acid oxidase (DAO) in the susceptibility to schizophrenia and the regulation of serum d-serine levels.
Moreover, there is a vast literature concerning genetic roles in pathologies.
This special issue gathers three original research papers and five reviews that aimed at stimulating future research efforts towards medical and veterinary applications of genetic variation with well-defined genetic roles in host immune response and susceptibility to infectious diseases.
(Female field worker, IDI07/P4) Although explaining parents' individual genetic roles was seen as important to address paternal denial of responsibility, paradoxically, this information also carried a risk of generating or increasing gendered blame in families.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07340.002 Parental effects can play a major non-genetic role in determining an offspring's phenotype, either via the parents' phenotype or through the environment that parents create (Badyaev and Uller, 2009; Wolf and Wade, 2009).
