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When is a Behavioural Phenotype Not a Phenotype?
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1994No ...
Einfeld, Stewart L., Hall, Wayne
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Current Opinion in Internal Medicine, 2007
Asthma is a heterogeneous disorder presenting with many phenotypes. Precise phenotypic definition has eluded the medical research community for years, despite recognition of different disease subtypes. Improved phenotypic characterization and knowledge of underlying pathobiology is necessary for linkage of specific genotypes with clinical disease ...
James, Kiley +2 more
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Asthma is a heterogeneous disorder presenting with many phenotypes. Precise phenotypic definition has eluded the medical research community for years, despite recognition of different disease subtypes. Improved phenotypic characterization and knowledge of underlying pathobiology is necessary for linkage of specific genotypes with clinical disease ...
James, Kiley +2 more
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Cancer and Metastasis Reviews, 1990
The expression of the invasive (I+ or I-) phenotypes determines cancer metastasis (M+ or M- phenotype). The invasive (I+ or I-) phenotypes can be divided according to time and site of expression into subphenotypes, which can be assessed separately. At various sites along the metastatic pathway the expression of the I phenotypes can be accompanied by ...
M M, Mareel +2 more
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The expression of the invasive (I+ or I-) phenotypes determines cancer metastasis (M+ or M- phenotype). The invasive (I+ or I-) phenotypes can be divided according to time and site of expression into subphenotypes, which can be assessed separately. At various sites along the metastatic pathway the expression of the I phenotypes can be accompanied by ...
M M, Mareel +2 more
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Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2001
We present a detailed analysis of the DFNA10 phenotype based on data from 25 hearing-impaired persons coming from a large American pedigree segregating for deafness at the DFNA10 locus (chromosome 6q22.3–23.2). Cross-sectional analysis of air conduction threshold—on—age data from all available last-visit audiograms (linear regression analysis, age over
Leenheer, E. de +4 more
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We present a detailed analysis of the DFNA10 phenotype based on data from 25 hearing-impaired persons coming from a large American pedigree segregating for deafness at the DFNA10 locus (chromosome 6q22.3–23.2). Cross-sectional analysis of air conduction threshold—on—age data from all available last-visit audiograms (linear regression analysis, age over
Leenheer, E. de +4 more
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2020
Clinical presentation of Klinefelter’s syndrome is highly heterogeneous, explaining why the disease is often undiagnosed. Klinefelter patients have traditionally been described as tall, with gynecomastia, small and firm testicles. Beyond this classical phenotype, less distinct phenotypes have been described with less evident features.
De Vincentis S., Rochira V.
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Clinical presentation of Klinefelter’s syndrome is highly heterogeneous, explaining why the disease is often undiagnosed. Klinefelter patients have traditionally been described as tall, with gynecomastia, small and firm testicles. Beyond this classical phenotype, less distinct phenotypes have been described with less evident features.
De Vincentis S., Rochira V.
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Neurology, 1996
To the Editor: The editorial by Rosenberg [1] is a superb analysis of the current genotype situation in the field of the hereditary ataxias. Rosenberg is quite right in his comments that the genotype has great importance in clarifying the issue of correlation …
R D, Currier, S H, Subramony
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To the Editor: The editorial by Rosenberg [1] is a superb analysis of the current genotype situation in the field of the hereditary ataxias. Rosenberg is quite right in his comments that the genotype has great importance in clarifying the issue of correlation …
R D, Currier, S H, Subramony
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Genetically altered mice: phenotypes, no phenotypes, and Faux phenotypes
Genetica, 2004'Phenotype' means different things, but whatever the measure, phenotype can be profoundly influenced by genetic, environmental and infectious variables. The laboratory mouse is a complex multisystemic organism which, despite its genetically inbred nature, as highly variable pathophysiologic characteristics. Mouse strains have background characteristics
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