People are not born to share a genetic predisposition in terms of the learning approach; instead, they learn how to conduct learning through a socialization process that is unique to each culture (Nelson 1995).
Both these tumors are originating from estrogen responsive tissues and are known to share hereditary genetic predisposition factors [39].
On the molecular level, schizophrenia and autoimmune disorders seem to share specific genes with family predisposition [ 64].
This study suggests that genetic predisposition to COPD is shared with lung cancer through shared pathogenetic factors such as the 4q22.1 locus implicating the Rho-kinase pathway.
We show that common variants are unlikely to have clinically relevant effects in predisposition to partial epilepsies shared across syndromes.
The C57BL/6 mouse shares with humans the 'thrifty genotype,' a putative genetic predisposition to store calories whenever food is readily available [8], [40].
In general, studies of twins are considered the 'gold standard' for determining whether a disease is due to shared genetic predisposition or to shared environmental factors, whereby a higher concordance rate for a disease is expected in monozygotic than in dizygotic twins.
Traditional patterns of professional roles is still highly prevalent in health care teams, influencing several aspects of teamwork, including the participants' predisposition to communicate freely and share responsibility, both of which are considered fundamental pillars of teamwork.
Ligase IV syndrome is a rare differential diagnosis for Nijmegen breakage syndrome owing to a shared predisposition to lympho-reticular malignancies, significant microcephaly, and radiation hypersensitivity.
Ketosis-prone diabetes (KPD) is an emerging syndrome that encompasses several distinct phenotypic subgroups that share a predisposition to diabetic ketoacidosis.
After all, an executive of a major, public company sharing his genetic predisposition to Parkinson's disease is not exactly an everyday thing.
