genotypic
- adjective
- /ˌdʒɛnəˈtaɪpɪk/
- Specialized
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genotípico
- Genotypic and phenotypic correlations of 15 traits are presented in Table 4.
- genotypic diversity
- genotypic correlation
- genotypic variance
And they look at mutations, genotypic mutations for things like, you know, trisomies and aneuploidies, all, all the stuff you don't want.
- And they look at mutations, genotypic mutations for things like, you know, trisomies and aneuploidies, all, all the stuff you don't want.
Examples
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Notably, genotypic heterogeneity is not associated with gender or age.
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Genotypic variances were found to be greater than environmental variances for all traits.
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Phenotypic, genotypic, cultural, you name it, we get very interesting differences among different population groups.
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On the left hand side you see the genotypic variance and that reminds us of where we started today.
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Only significant positive genotypic correlations were shown by traits like GOT and days taken to first square.
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However, regionally specific genotypic patterns and resistance mutations were identified.
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Across all regions, viruses could be classified into one of two genotypic groups within each serotype; the exception was DENV-1, which had three groups.
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Our genotypic analysis confirms the classification of the Pacific Island DENV-4 in genotypic group II, as recently reported (21).
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The traits like plant height, boll weight, staple length, CLCuV%, and seed cotton yield had positive and significant genotypic and phenotypic correlations with bolls per plant.
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The scientist studied the genotypic variations in the plant species to understand their adaptability to different environments.
Synonyms
925
3.8
Relating to genes and how traits pass from parents to children
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5.1
A trait or disease that comes from parents through genes
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6.2
Relating to all the genes in a living thing
Relating to the genes a living thing has rather than how it looks
Relating to genes and how traits pass from parents to children
Relating to genes that cause differences in living things
How Genetic
- Specialized
- Specialized
925
3.8
- Specialized
- Specialized
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6.9
940
3.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word genotypic comes from gene 'a unit that passes traits from parents to children' and type 'kind', just like the everyday word type. So genotypic describes the 'kind of genes' a living thing has, its genetic makeup.