Examples of using Phenotype in English and their translations into Japanese
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Phenotype, leukemic cell mass estimate, also known as BFM risk factor, and CNS status at diagnosis do not factor into the current risk classification schema.
The cleft lip and/or cleft palate that are representative inborn specific abnormality show a phenotype on face. The occurrence rate ranges from one of 500 births to one of 700 births in the world.
The phenotype of the MRSA found in the bed bugs is identical to that found in tests of many Eastside patients with MRSA infections according to the report.
The phenotype of the CST-deficient mice was milder than that of CGT-deficient mice6, 7 in terms of the age of onset, life span, and the severity of symptoms.
Pathogenic variants associated with the 5' end of APC and exon 4 in which patients can manifest 2 to more than 500 adenomas, including the classic FAP phenotype and upper GI polyps.
We provide custom production of genetically engineered mice(conventional, conditional and knock-in mice) and customized mouse-related analyses such as speed congenics and phenotype analysis including blood examination.
Our findings highlight critical cross-talk between the UPR and macroautophagy, and they indicate that autophagy activation accentuates aspects of the SBMA phenotype.
My team is working with brain scans of up to 10,000 children, to look at how brain growth correlates with disease status, age, phenotype, genetics and other characteristics.
So if you're breeding these Huntington's mice over ten generations and you go from 100 repeats to 50 repeats, you're going to basically lose the phenotype," says Sasner.
Taken together, these findings demonstrate that coordinate deletion of a miRNA and a protein-coding gene contributes to the phenotype of a human malignancy, the 5q- syndrome.
Thus, the association between parity and breast cancer risk is complex and appears to be influenced by the time period after childbirth and tumor phenotype.
Capturing phenotypes in the form of digital imagery, which has become increasingly popular in recent years, presents an alternative approach to phenotype identification and quantification with the potential for more accurate phenotyping.
Having developed more than 700 strains of knockout mice, the main pillar of its business, TRANS GENIC is promoting the disclosure of sequence information and provision of phenotype analytical data.
Unlike the case in other model animals, TAZ is mainly responsible for regulation of cell proliferation in medaka. Therefore, a phenotype of YAP other than that attributed to cell proliferation could be identified.
Q:(L) And does the difference in phenotype between the two groups indicate admixture of the East Asian Kantekkians with a more native group that was already on Earth?
Notch mutants show an X-linked lethal phenotype, and the locus derived its name from the fact that the females have a small notch in their wings.
Lymphoblastic lymphomas are usually positive for terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase, with more than 75% having a T-cell immunophenotype and the remainder having a precursor B-cell phenotype.[2][35].
This ability to grow in a wide range of habitats has been linked to strong phenotype variation rather than adaptation capacities.[52].
VWD type 3 is the most severe form in which VWF is completely missing, and VWD type 1 relates to a quantitative loss of VWF and its phenotype can be very mild.
The data have been more limited in BRCA1-associated prostate cancers, however a number of recent studies have suggested an aggressive disease phenotype as well.
