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influence a
phenotypic trait, thus
contributing to multiple-gene
inheritance (
polygenic inheritance,
multigenic inheritance,
quantitative inheritance), a type...
- In genetics, a
polygenic score (PGS) is a
number that
summarizes the
estimated effect of many
genetic variants on an individual's phenotype. The PGS is...
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Polygenic adaptation describes a
process in
which a po****tion
adapts through small changes in
allele frequencies at
hundreds or
thousands of loci. Many...
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phenotypic trait,
which varies in
degree and
which can be
attributed to
polygenic effects, i.e., the
product of two or more genes, and
their environment...
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signaling function that
affects various targets. Most
genetic traits are
polygenic in nature:
controlled by many
genetic variants, each of
small effect....
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effects of
environmental factors. In fact, the
terms 'multifactorial' and '
polygenic' are used as
synonyms and
these terms are
commonly used to
describe the...
- Eye
color is a
polygenic phenotypic trait determined by two factors: the
pigmentation of the eye's iris and the frequency-dependence of the scattering...
-
majority of
total autism cases. In most[quantify] cases, its
cause is
polygenic.[citation needed] A 2017 study[relevant?]
proposed to
replace the classification...
- An
immune mediated inflammation of the
joints of an
animal caused by a
dysfunction of the
immune system,
which attacks various components of the joint...
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single gene (monogenic) or
multiple genes (
polygenic) or by a
chromosomal abnormality.
Although polygenic disorders are the most common, the term is mostly...
