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Penetrance in
genetics is the
proportion of
individuals carrying a
particular variant (or allele) of a gene (genotype) that also
expresses an ****ociated...
- Rare
genetic variants show more
relevant clinical significance as
their penetrance (the
chance of
developing the disorder)
tends to be much higher. However...
- It can
arise from
genetic or
environmental factors, such as
incomplete penetrance.
Disease tolerance is
different as it is the
ability of a host to limit...
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mutations in SOD1, or C9orf72, an
incomplete family history, or
incomplete penetrance,
meaning that a patient's
ancestors carried the gene but did not express...
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exact incidence of HCP is
difficult to determine, due to its
reduced penetrance. Clinically,
patients affected with HCP
present similarly to
those with...
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complete penetrance and will
therefore almost always display symptoms of FXS,
while females with a full
mutation generally display a
penetrance of about...
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modify the
mechanism of HD.
About 36 to 39
repeats result in a reduced-
penetrance form of the disease, with a much
later onset and
slower progression of...
- blood-brain barrier.
Compared to gantenerumab, it has 50
times as much
penetrance into the brain. Grimm, Hans Peter; Schumacher, Vanessa; Schäfer, Martin;...
- diseases,
environmental effects and
genetic modifiers result in
incomplete penetrance. For example,
Nigerian Yoruba people do not show the
relationship between...
- gene, and are
inherited in an
autosomal dominant manner, with
incomplete penetrance.
Glomus tumors are
usually solitary and
small lesions. The vast majority...
