Sentence examples for genetic substrate from inspiring English sources

Cardoso, S., Valverde, L., Alfonso-Sánchez, M. A., Palencia-Madrid, L., Elcoroaristizabal, X., Algorta, J. et al. The expanded mtDNA phylogeny of the Franco-Cantabrian region upholds the pre-Neolithic genetic substrate of Basques.

As genetic cardiac causes underlie the majority of SUD cases, surviving family members with the same genetic substrate as their deceased relative may be at increased risk.

While the Iceman's Y-chromosome lineage was part of the Early Neolithic genetic substrate, as suggested from current distributions of G2a-L91 (Fig. 3C), the mtDNA K1f lineage developed locally in the Eastern Alps at least from ~5,200 ybp (the time of the Iceman).

This genetic substrate could constitute a possible marker of prognostic differentiation in MOH patients [34].

The interictal facilitation in pain processing in patients with episodic migraine or cluster headache during the active phase but outside the attack, reflects a generalised defective function of the pain system, probably as a consequence of a genetic substrate.

This is the first study to unravel possible genetic substrate of this highly homogeneous clinical-radiological syndrome.

Comparing these individuals to normal subjects, his goal is to understand the cognitive architecture of face processing, as well as its neurological and genetic substrates.

Indeed, recent data suggest shared genetic substrates and phenotypic-genotypic correlations with mutations in some ion transporters genes, including CACNA1A, ATP1A2, SCN1A [3, 4].

These include the generation of a highly resolved family tree of extant species, genome-wide association studies across species to identify genetic substrates of many complex traits, redefinition of species and the species concept, reconstruction of the genomes of common ancestors, and generation of new computational tools to address these questions.

It may even be the case that different genetic substrates are involved in this earlier phase of reading acquisition.

The complex relationship between these two different genetic substrates in terms of developing PsA is illustrated in Figure 2.