Sentences with phrase «snp profile»

An employer, for instance, might refuse to give a high - stress job to an individual with an SNP profile unique to heart attack victims — even if that profile raises the risk of a heart attack only slightly.

In both cases, it stated that a random man was «very unlikely» to share the same SNP profile as the fetus.

This report describes the first COLQ mutation in canine CMS and demonstrates the utility of SNP profiles from nuclear family members for the identification of private mutations.

In the absence of a population suitable for GWAS, we utilized genome - wide SNP profiles from a nuclear family to evaluate inheritance patterns in chromosomal regions harboring all 18 candidate genes.

Asterisks mark individuals selected for whole - genome SNP profiling.

Not exact matches

Black's latest intervention follows an appearance on Peston on Sunday at the weekend suggesting the SNP are looking to raise her profile following a relatively quiet 18 months since her shock election victory in 2015 when she was aged just 20.

The most high profile is the occasionally controversial journalist and SNP regional list MSP Joan McAlpine.

The idea of cooperating with the SNP is dismissed in horror perhaps because Labour's appalling performance in Scotland is seen as a result of their wicked machinations rather than the fact that Labour took the Scots for granted and failed to maintain its political profile in Scotland.

Both the SNP and Plaid Cymru have backed the campaign and high profile politicians such as Jeremy Corbyn and Natalie Bennett have also lent their support.

One high - profile name mentioned is Thomas Docherty, one of the Scottish Labour MPs who lost their seats to the SNP at the last election.

Julie Hepburn is not an elected representative with a public profile outside the SNP - but makes a virtue of this, saying the focus of the deputy leader should be internal.

Galas suspects it will be incorporated with protein - expression data in individuals, for example: «You'll be looking at individuals not just for SNPs but [for] expression profiles, proteomics studies, medical history.

The alleged fathers still matched the fetuses, but the profiles differed from those provided by the Canadian lab for five SNPs in one case, and seven in the other.

When the report came back, it included a profile for a non-existent fetus, which listed 11 SNP variants across the X chromosome and chromosome 1.

In each case, the lab tested 11 SNPs for a male fetus, recorded an identical profile for a suspected father and then concluded that the man could not be excluded as the father.

Rather than measuring genetic changes directly (such as single nucleotide polymorphisms, otherwise known as SNPs), McKee and her group typically do RNA expression profiles on patients to see what genes are being expressed.

Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs, used as genetic markers in DNA profiling) can produce single amino acid polymorphisms (SAPs) in the amino acids that make up protein.

Other companies are promising to bundle multiple SNP - based tests together, providing consumers a more complete health profile.

The reference bias is present not only in expression profiling, but also in SNP calling.

An estimate of the proportion of the European population containing the overall imputed non-synonymous SNP (nsSNP) profile was then calculated using the product rule.

The Illumina CanineHD Infinium BeadChip was used to profile 173,662 SNPs representing all chromosomes for 9 nuclear family members: 7 littermates and both parents (Figure 1).

Comparing profiles of «case» and «control» groups, SNPs associated with caseness can be identified.