戻る
「早戻しボタン」を押すと検索画面に戻ります。 [閉じる]

コーパス検索結果 (１語後でソート)

通し番号をクリックするとPubMedの該当ページを表示します
1 er age in subsequent generations, suggesting genetic anticipation.
2  each transmission, which is consistent with genetic anticipation.
3 e in successive generations, which suggested genetic anticipation.
4      The family displays short telomeres and genetic anticipation.
5                 (3) What causes the apparent genetic anticipation?
6 is dominantly inherited and characterized by genetic anticipation and high repeat-length instability.
7           One third of families demonstrated genetic anticipation, as the mean age of onset decreased
8 rude cross-sectional data that could suggest genetic anticipation between generations.
9                                     Apparent genetic anticipation can be explained by observational b
10 n part by sampling bias, but the presence of genetic anticipation cannot be excluded.
11 ion with paternal transmission, suggest that genetic anticipation does occur in Crohn's disease.
12               In some monogenetic disorders, genetic anticipation has a biological basis in expanded
13                Successive generations showed genetic anticipation (i.e., an increasingly early onset
14                                              Genetic anticipation, i.e. increasing disease severity a
15 Longer repeat expansions are associated with genetic anticipation (ie, earlier disease onset in succe
16 ncreased with the repeat's length, mimicking genetic anticipation in human pedigrees.
17                  In addition, the pattern of genetic anticipation in some telomeropathies generates t
18 es with Crohn's disease to seek evidence for genetic anticipation in this disorder.
19 lity over generations and the appearance of "genetic anticipation" in families carrying rare variants
20                                              Genetic anticipation is likely an artifact of incomplete
21                                     The term genetic anticipation is used to describe earlier onset o
22                                     The term genetic anticipation is used when genetically transmitte
23 ropsychiatric symptoms and the phenomenon of genetic anticipation-may be present in forms of dementia
24                                   Claims for genetic anticipation must be based on methods that prope
25 l dominantly inherited disease that exhibits genetic anticipation of affected progeny due to expansio
26                 Whether these data represent genetic anticipation or ascertainment bias can be addres
27 ese hereditary diseases are characterized by genetic anticipation or the intergenerational increase i
28 s from 294 pedigrees were compiled to assess genetic anticipation patterns (International Agency for
29 present molecular aspects of TBDs, including genetic anticipation, phenocopy, incomplete penetrance a
30                                              Genetic anticipation was also apparent and most marked i
31 iploid mutator phenotypes produced a form of genetic anticipation with regard to aging, where the lon
32 ritance and there was an evolving pattern of genetic anticipation, with the older generation primaril