Consistent with the evidence observed for KCNQ1, our finding highlighted that multiple common genetic variations within the same gene region may independently contribute to disease risk [ 6, 12].
In this study, we used multiple common gardens to examine the evolutionary significance of latitudinal variation in phenology of a widespread invasive species, the Asian short-day flowering annual grass Microstegium vimineum.
The two cases and multiple cases modules allow users to identify sample-specific and common variations.
We identified multiple genes sharing underlying biological similarities that contributed to disease etiology, but for which common variations made modest contributions to disease risk.
These common variations, known as SNPs or "snips," are thought to be the genetic bases of the common diseases.
The roots of common genetic diseases are expected to lie in common variations that are found in all human populations.
A few common variations are described below.
APOE has three common variations: e2, e3, and e4.
Tierney continues: "Then the fun starts: to find the common variations in these genes".
Many transporter promoters contained multiple common polymorphisms.
