- The
genotype of an
organism is its
complete set of
genetic material.
Genotype can also be used to
refer to the
alleles or
variants an
individual carries...
- medicine.
Genotyping applies to a
broad range of individuals,
including microorganisms. For example,
viruses and
bacteria can be
genotyped.
Genotyping in this...
- The
genotype–phenotype
distinction is
drawn in genetics. The "
genotype" is an organism's full
hereditary information. The "phenotype" is an organism's...
- a whole-genome
genotyping pipeline that is
based on
primer extension method. In the
Infinium ****ay, over 100,000 SNPs can be
genotyped. The ****ay uses...
-
allele frequencies and
genotype frequencies.
Genotype frequency in a po****tion is the
number of
individuals with a
given genotype divided by the total...
- A
multilocus genotype is the
combination of
alleles found at two or more loci in a
single individual. For example, in a
diploid species, if
there are two...
-
Hepatitis C
virus (HCV)
genotypes refer to the
genetic variations that
occurs in the
hepatitis C virus.
Hepatitis C is a
contagious disease that primarily...
- Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo peoples). A 2009
genetic clustering study,
which genotyped 1327
polymorphic markers in
various African po****tions,
identified six...
- sequencing,
genotyping by sequencing, also
called GBS, is a
method to
discover single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) in
order to
perform genotyping studies...
- The
genotype–phenotype map is a
conceptual model in
genetic architecture.
Coined in a 1991
paper by Pere Alberch, it
models the
interdependency of genotype...
