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Trait controlled by several genes, as opposed to monogenic.
multigenic
Polygenic.
heritable
inheritable
1
Longevity is a
polygenic
trait in which genetic predisposition is particularly important.
2
We conclude ACL rupture is a moderately heritable highly
polygenic
complex trait.
3
Unlinked background genes were accounted for by fitting a
polygenic
variance component.
4
We therefore examined whether known
polygenic
BD risk alleles are associated with ADHD.
5
Therefore, additional knowledge needs to be generated, particularly for
polygenic
traits.
6
Cognitive impairment and apathy were associated with reduced
polygenic
risk score for intelligence.
7
Salt response has long been considered a
polygenic
-
controlled
character in plants.
8
Further, novel statistical methodology designed for
polygenic
architecture revealed more potential risk variants.
9
Osteoporosis is a
polygenic
disease, whose determining loci have not yet been identified.
10
Drought and salinity traits, being
polygenic
,
are most difficult to target.
11
Judaism, which had been
polygenic
,
became monogamous in the Middle Ages.
12
This paper uses
polygenic
risk scores to explore the possibility of overlapping genetic factors.
13
Caution is indicated in interpreting studies building on
polygenic
risk scores without replication sample.
14
Development of this ailment is well known to be under
polygenic
and environmental control.
15
We tested whether
polygenic
risk scores for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder would predict creativity.
16
Linear approaches, including linear regression and task-specific
polygenic
risk scores, were employed for comparison.
polygenic
polygenic risk
polygenic score
highly polygenic
polygenic disease
polygenic model