phenotype

For example, blood groups are definitely a part of the phenotype.

This can provide information on how the phenotype may be evolving.

As a group, this phenotype is particularly associated with Ireland.

In one case, a family with six affected members displayed five different phenotypes.

It is the first example of an extended phenotype in a virus.

As mentioned, it will also lead to patient specific phenotypes of each disease.

Twenty three tests were carried out and one significant phenotype was reported.

More than 30 different partial D phenotypes have been described.

If an individual's phenotype matches, it may be a relative.

The species exists in a number of different color forms or phenotypes.

The phenotype of patients with these mutations is indicated in Table 1.

It has a horse phenotype rather than that of a pony.

This phenotype is more common in persons of African descent.

The object of selection is the phenotype in its surrounding environment.

This is the study of globalization, but with a particular phenotype and history."

The Wizard knows what it can say that will make sense for an organism's phenotype.

The author suggested that environmental effects were the most likely cause of the inconsistent phenotype.

Those of the above scenarios where a child's phenotype is written in bold will be such a situation.

It is important to state that a patient can show more than one of these phenotypes in a biopsy.

As a result, many aspects of an organism's phenotype are not inherited.

However, due to highly aggressive phenotype, surgical treatment is not always possible.

An example of an extended phenotype for a person might be:

However, they are not in the liver phenotype group.

The movement of the receptor and the time when it occurs are different for the two phenotypes.

The phenotype of the latter individuals is not known.