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Meanings of phenotype in English
Composite of the organism's observable characteristics or traits resulting from the interaction of its genotype with the environment.
Synonyms
Examples for "clinical phenotype"
Examples for "clinical phenotype"
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This profile was largely independent of smoking status, age, and clinical phenotype.
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LVEF and event-free survival were compared by race, sex, and clinical phenotype.
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Again, no complete correlation with the clinical phenotype of patients was detectable.
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Methods: The clinical phenotype and the level of relevant biochemical markers were assessed.
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No correlation was found between polysaccharide response and AHA, age, or clinical phenotype.
Usage of phenotype in English
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The present study evaluates whether phenotype may affect spontaneous, non-spatial novelty discrimination.
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In families with a hereditary form, there is a clear genotype-phenotype correlation.
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However, how stiffness changes regulate vascular cell phenotype is not well understood.
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These cells can acquire a memory-like phenotype, in particular under lymphopenic conditions.
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Conclusion: We found distinct early-life risk factor profiles for each wheeze phenotype.
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However, phenotype definitions and the allele that showed association differed between studies.
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It is therefore likely that X-inactivation does modulate the phenotype in RTT.
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We suggest modifications to incorporate molecular phenotype in future variant classification guidelines.
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Here, we investigate whether clonal selection might contribute to this phenotype change.
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Strikingly, no obvious phenotype related to previously described functions has been observed.
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In addition, we also describe a number of gene-gene and gene-phenotype interactions.
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Rationale: Macrophages change their phenotype and biological functions depending on the microenvironment.
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However, little is known about DC phenotype and function in human sepsis.
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Single amino acid changes in AcrB responsible for this phenotype were identified.
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Rituximab treatment had no effect on the T-cell phenotype and function post-transplant.
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In most European countries, HIV tropism is identified with tropism phenotype testing.
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Translations for phenotype
Russian
Phenotype through the time
Phenotype across language varieties
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