The reality is that
most heritable traits are difficult to predict from specific genes because they are influenced by so many genes.
The ability to identify the competing words turned out to be
the most heritable.
«The big excitement is that
the most heritable bacteria is Christensenella,» says Andy Clark at Cornell University, who co-authored the study.
Not exact matches
At present, and based on what we know of the genetic regulation of development, these phenotypic changes in the gut are
most likely the result of positive genetic changes in the genetic regulatory pathways controlling the development of the relevant anatomical features, i.e. they are novel positive,
heritable genetic features producing a specific and functional novel anatomical structure within the Genus.
Renowned astrophysicist Livio takes a fascinating walk through the science of curiosity (a good deal of experimental evidence shows that an individual's level of curiosity is
heritable) and profiles some of the
most inquiring human minds to have lived.
By using twins, the researchers identified which immune traits were
most likely to be
heritable and thus regulated at the genetic level.
In line with the views of
most biomedical researchers, lawmakers struck a note of caution about the implications of new gene editing techniques that make
heritable changes to human embryos.
PARK8 sets in later in life, at about the same age as the common, non-inherited Parkinson's;
most other
heritable types strike in young - to mid-adulthood.
«This important study not only adds more genetic risk factors to the list of those known for testicular germ cell tumours — the
most common cancer in young men — but also adds detail to the emerging picture of testicular cancer as a strongly
heritable disease.
Fragile X syndrome — the
most common
heritable cause of autism spectrum disorder — is something of a phantom.
Furthermore, so - called
heritable microbes — the bacteria
most influenced by host genetics — were more abundant in lean twins than obese ones.
A unifying theme in their research is that the human is the
most complex, fascinating and important system in which one can study the effects of
heritable variation.
While PrediXcan can discover links between genes and traits in a high - throughput manner, Im notes that because it creates estimates based on genome sequence data, it is
most accurate for strongly
heritable traits.
Lindquist said perhaps the
most important implication of this work is that it shows that the ability of certain proteins to confer
heritable properties by changing their shape is found widely in nature and may underlie other diseases or unexplained genetic phenomena.
Fragile X syndrome (FraX), the
most common
heritable cause of developmental disability, is associated with IQ, memory, and visuospatial processing deficits.
The book delves into the causes of introversion and extroversion (some
heritable, some environmental), the pitfalls of the extroverted ideal (instinctively mirroring / following the
most extroverted person in a group, regardless of their qualifications), and the way being an introvert or extrovert affects our careers, personal relationships, and education.
The
most frequently reported issue, noise phobia, is known to be highly
heritable.
When lymphocytes and plasma cells are the predominant cell types the
most likely underlying causes are sensitivities to dietary components (wheat gluten is one example), parasites, bacterial toxins, cancers,
heritable tendencies (occurs in Basenjis and wheaten terriers), and again a big group of dogs where a specific underlying cause isn't identifiable, or the idiopathic cases.
It is
most often caused by a
heritable weakness of the connective tissue that holds the gland under the third eyelid of the...
It is
most often caused by a
heritable weakness of the connective tissue that holds the gland under the third eyelid of the eye.
Callous - unemotional traits are highly
heritable [161], expressed as early as at two years of age [162] and are predictive of the
most severe and persistent variant of conduct disorder [163,164].