Meanings of genetic homogeneity in English

Few brain imaging studies of schizophrenia involve samples with enhanced genetic homogeneity.

Contrary to the genetic homogeneity previously observed, we found great phenotypic variability among these isolates.

Haplotype data were used to investigate genetic homogeneity of the disease in these geographically related families.

Our results confirm previous reports demonstrating a high degree of genetic homogeneity among S. Enteritidis isolates.

This genetic homogeneity is not a good thing.

Both distance and model-based clustering methods showed significant genetic homogeneity between these two populations, suggesting a common biological ancestry.

The results are compatible with the same localization of the critical region and favor the hypothesis of genetic homogeneity.

The low-to-moderate resolution of linkage analysis in complex traits has underscored the need to identify disease phenotypes with presumed genetic homogeneity.

Comparing tumor pairs from the same patient revealed a high concordance indicating clonality and confirming the genetic homogeneity of the tumor entity.

The genetic homogeneity of this population stems from the migration of founding families into this relatively isolated area of Québec in the 1830s.

Parametric analysis excluded linkage to all candidate loci under genetic homogeneity; moreover, the data did not support statistically significant linkage under models of locus heterogeneity.

Linkage analysis in families with recessive STGD has recently shown genetic homogeneity and a location of the underlying gene at 1p22-p21 in a 4-cM interval.