"human defects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to physical, mental, or behavioral characteristics that may be attributed to humans. For example, "The study looked at the effects of environmental factors on different human defects."
Comedy has deep insights into our human defects that somehow affect the audience more deeply than tragedy".
Devo didn't just have a sound of its own, it had a manifesto about the de-evolution of homo sapiens, and it expressed its discomfort with human defects in pinched vocals, jerky mock-mechanical rhythms and calmly hilarious lyrics.
Five genes had a knock-out mouse presenting with human defects, including ATXN2, CLCN6, HFE, MTHFR, and PTPN11.
Where human defects can be rescued postnatally through gene therapy, treating models will present an important stepping stone in therapy development.
The ability to directly observe the morphogenetic cell behaviors in vivo during embryogenesis, organogenesis and pathogenesis has greatly enhanced our ability to understand the molecular and genetic causes for varieties of human defects and diseases.
The equivalent developmental stage at which these defects are lethal in mice is only a few weeks of age in humans; the normal frequency of early miscarriage makes assessing such embryonic deaths challenging, so we cannot completely rule out that these mutants model human defects.
It is not in their power to set any human defect, if there even is such a thing, right.
In humans, defects in LR patterning often manifest as congenital heart disease.
In humans, defects in TSP, α2δ-1 and their signaling partners have been implicated in autism, epilepsy, and other neurological conditions.
In humans, defects in lipid metabolism are associated with a number of severe diseases such as atherosclerosis, obesity and type II diabetes.
In humans, defects in hevin have been implicated in autism, schizophrenia and other neurological conditions.
