Sentence examples for heritable contribution from inspiring English sources
In many diseases, such as cancer, individuals for whom there is a strong heritable contribution often have multiple affected sites.
Despite this progress a major part of the heritable contribution to variation in most widespread metabolic traits remains unaccounted for [ 11].
The heritable contribution to common polygenic disease remains challenging to resolve, but GWAS have now mapped many loci with high statistical confidence.
This new analysis has identified 6 cancer sites with significant evidence for a heritable contribution to risk, including lip, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, thyroid, lung, prostate, and melanoma.
Cumulatively, eGFR-associated loci explain only a small fraction of the total heritable contribution eGFR and stratifying by albuminuria status in our existing genome-wide association study datasets 3– 5 can help us to uncover the missing heritability.
This current study gives an update of evidence for familial clustering of cancer in Utah, and includes an enhanced analysis of familiality methodology that allows a more detailed examination of the heritable contribution to observed familial clustering.
These restricted gene pools can be used to study heritable contributions to cancer susceptibility in animals that develop tumors spontaneously and share the human environment, but with the benefit of less "noise" from other phenotypic variation.
Classical genetic studies provide strong evidence for heritable contributions to susceptibility to developing dependence on addictive substances.
Tal et al. (2010) echo these results, focusing on a statistical model of nongenetic heritable contributions to phenotypic variance and covariance between relatives.
A major strength to this paper is the detailed classification of ethnicities, which enabled us to more precisely assess heritable contributions which may be ethnically-linked in conferring risk for suicide attempt.
Recent twin studies highlight the astonishing impact of non-heritable contributions to our immune health and wellbeing.
