A pet's physical appearance, such as its fur length, is an example of its ___. A. genotype B. gene pool C. phenotype D. genetic code 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 C。解析:宠物的外貌,比如皮毛长度,是它表型的一个例子。A选项基因型是基因组成。B选项基因库是一个种群的基因集合。D选项遗...
百度试题 结果1 题目35 The phenotype of an organism is its A combination of alleles.D B family pedigree. C genetic make-up. D observable features. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 D 反馈 收藏
Inter-functional analysis of high-throughput phenotype data by non-parametric clustering and its application to photosynthesis Motivation: Phenomics is the study of the properties and behaviors of organisms (i.e. their phenotypes) on a high-throughput scale. New computational tools... Qiaozi,Gao,Eli...
4C). IF-FISH to additional T1-LAD and T2-LAD loci (CM4 and CM5) also showed an intermediate positioning phenotype for T2-LADs (Additional file 2: Fig. S9F-H; n=31 and n=41 nuclei for CM4 and CM5, respectively). Moreover, consistent with the ESC imaging, we observed more T1-LAD ...
Degeneration of PLM axons is caused by axon fragility, as the phenotype is suppressed by paralyzing mec-17-mutant animals9. Furthermore, PLM axon fragility in mec-17 mutants is exacerbated in animals with increased body length (for example, lon-2 mutants), probably due to the added demand ...
Another source of phenotypic variation in body size is polyploidy. For example, Walsh and Zhang (1992) reported substantial variation in body size for different populations of E. dilatata. During a 12-month period of intensive sampling in Devils Lake (Oregon), these workers observed two distinct...
Genotype is an organism's full hereditary information; phenotype describes an organism's actual observed properties, such as eye color or behavior. Variations in the structure of genes are termed genetic polymorphism, which occurs when there are structural changes in the gene (such as deletions, ...
suggesting a common sickness state involving shared neural circuits2,7. In addition to common symptoms, other sickness responses are tailored to the site of infection; for example, some respiratory infections induce cough, congestion and bronchoconstriction, whereas some gut infections induce nausea, di...
Phenomicsis the systematic measurement and analysis of qualitative and quantitative traits, including clinical, biochemical, and imaging methodologies, for the refinement and characterization of a phenotype.120Phenomics requires both “deep phenotyping,” referring to a thorough collection of a wide breadth...
Prior to the availability of genetic testing, a patient’s phenotype was primarily what a clinician had available in order to come to a diagnosis. Many, if not most, genetic conditions are established solely based on the clinical diagnosis as determined by phenotypic traits, for example, ...