phenotype
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- noun
- /ˈfɛnəˌtaɪp/
- Specialized
- Specifically, genetic influence on an environmental measure will be estimated in these analyses only if genotype-environment correlation occurs between the measure of the environment and the particular behavioral phenotype (Plomin 1986).
- relevant phenotype
Examples
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These results show that there were strong relationships between the differentially expressed genes and the specific relevant behavioral phenotypes. Because multiple genes correlated with a relevant phenotype, we examined the relationship among the multiple genes that correlated with each relevant phenotype.
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These results show that there were strong relationships between the differentially expressed genes and the specific relevant behavioral phenotypes. Because multiple genes correlated with a relevant phenotype, we examined the relationship among the multiple genes that correlated with each relevant phenotype.
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A lipid-protein phenotype test should be carried out.
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The limitation of this approach is that it does not take into account the metabolic effects of those gene expression values on the cellular phenotype.
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Instead, phenotypes derived from epidemiology, such as "ever used" or meeting a diagnostic criterion for dependence, dominate this field.
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We need to undo: the idea that your only/primary community is made up of people who look like you or are a part of your race/ethnicity; the idea that you must be loyal to those who share your race/phenotype/ethnicity; the idea that you have to be loyal to a group in the first place!
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These results show that there were strong relationships between the differentially expressed genes and the specific relevant behavioral phenotypes. Because multiple genes correlated with a relevant phenotype, we examined the relationship among the multiple genes that correlated with each relevant phenotype.
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Researchers analyzed social media activity to identify the phenotype of mental health trends among teenagers.
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The study aimed to define the phenotype associated with lifestyle diseases by evaluating data from wearable devices.
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By examining data from health apps, scientists can infer a person's health-related phenotype based on their daily habits.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Phenotype comes from Greek parts pheno- meaning 'show' or 'appear' and -type meaning 'kind' or 'pattern', like the everyday word type. So in digital health a phenotype is the pattern that 'shows' in phone or wearable data and tells us about a person's behaviour or health.