Sentence examples for genotypic feature from inspiring English sources

An adaptation is a phenotypic or genotypic feature that is functionally designed by natural selection and improves Darwinian fitness (e.g., survival and/or reproductive advantage) relative to alternative features [1].

We suspect that the same genotypic feature is also responsible for the level of resistance against ceftazidime that is lower than expected in our CTX-M-15 producing strains.

We speculate that this may be an example of evolution of evolvability (Wagner and Altenberg 1996), in which a genotypic feature evolves not due to its functional effect, but due to its effect on the ability of DNA to evolve more quickly.

Genotypic features show that the PrP genotypes affected by AS/Nor98 are different from classical scrapie [ 10, 20, 33, 35, 39- 43], the PrP alleles (136/141/154//171) ALHQ, AFRQ and ARR being the most frequently affected [ 36].

What genotypic features explain the evolvability of organisms that have to accomplish many different tasks?

Phenotypic patterns of inheritance are explained by genotypic features in the well-known fashion of classical genetics.

We compared phenotypic and genotypic features of adults patients whose disease started during childhood (Group 1, n = 28) with those of patients whose disease started at adult's age (Group 2, n = 114).

Adult patients (>18 years old) with mastocytosis were recruited prospectively through the French mastocytosis network (AFIRM M« French Association for the Initiatives of Research on Mastocyte and Mastocytosis», protocol "Physiopathological and clinical study of mastocytosis in adult patients") to compare phenotypic and genotypic features of patients according to their age of onset.

Phenotypic and genotypic features of these 2 strains are described.

Although this approach removes the most obvious genotypic features, other distinctive attributes do remain.

Table 1 summarizes the demographic, clinical and genotypic features of the seven patients.