For Genotype we have terms and definitions in 29 topics. The topics are Anthromorphemics, Anthropology, Bioinformatics, Biology, Biomediation, Biotechnology, Cancer, Canine, Dairy Production, Entomological, Evolution, Fish, Fossils, Gene Testing, Genetics, Genetics and Genealogy, Genome, Gerontology, HIV and AIDs, Hamster, Hepatitis B, Horse Health, Huntingtons Disease, Immunization, Insect, Lissencephaly, Microbiology, Pompe Disease and Science.

Genotype (Anthromorphemics)

The genetic constitution of an individual.

Genotype (Anthropology)

The genetic constitution of an individual.

Genotype (Bioinformatics)

Strictly, all of the genes possessed by an individual. In practice, the particular alleles present in a specific genetic locus.

Genotype (Biology)

The individual DNA sequence of a cell or an organism.

Genotype (Biomediation)

The type species of a genus. The genetic constitution of an individual or group. The totality of genes possessed by an individual or group.

Genotype (Biotechnology)

The specific combination of alleles present at a single locus in the genome.

Genotype (Cancer)

The constitution of the cell or DNA

Genotype (Canine)

The genetic makeup, as distinguished from the physical appearance, of an organism or a group of organisms.

Genotype (Dairy Production)

The set of allele(s) present in the cells for a particular gene or a set of genes.

Genotype (Entomological)

The total genetic character of an organism, i.e. all its D.N.A. or genes

Genotype (Evolution)

The set of two genes possessed by an individual at a given locus. More generally, the genetic profile of an individual.

Genotype (Fish)

The complement of genes in an individual. Or the entire genetic constitution of an organism.

Genotype (Fossils)

The set of two genes possessed by an individual at a given locus. More generally, the genetic profile of an individual.

Genotype (Gene Testing)

The actual genes carried by an individual (as distinct from phenotypeÑthat is, the physical characteristics into which genes are translated).

Genotype (Genetics)

The entire genetic identity of an individual, including alleles, or gene forms, that do not show as outward c haracteristics.

Genotype (Genetics and Genealogy)

The actual allele value present and measured in an individual at a particular locus on the DNA molecule. The genetic identity of an individual at the DNA level which may or may not show as an outward, observable characteristic. Compare to Phenotype.

Genotype (Genome)

The genetic constitution of an organism, as distinguished from its physical appearance (its phenotype).

Genotype (Gerontology)

The genetic makeup of a cell, organism or group of organisms, with respect to a single trait or group of traits; the sum total of genes transmitted from parents to their offspring.

Genotype (HIV and AIDs)

The genetic makeup of an individual organism, determined by the sequence of NUCLEOTIDES in its GENES. See also PHENOTYPE.

Genotype (Hamster)

The genetic make-up of a hamster.

Genotype (Hepatitis B)

A pattern of genetic information that is unique to an individual or group. The hepatitis B virus has a pattern of genetic information unique to itself. Doctors may determine the genotype to help decide the best treatment. Currently, there are seven known genotypes for hepatitis B; however, its significance is not well established for clinical use. Hepatitis C treatment can be based on genotype.

Genotype (Horse Health)

The genetic makeup of a given physical trait; also, the total genetic makeup of an individual organism.

Genotype (Huntingtons Disease)

The genetic makeup of an organism, distinct from its phenotype.

Genotype (Immunization)

All of the genes possessed by an individual; in practice it refers to the particular alleles present at the loci in question.

Genotype (Insect)

The total genetic character of an organism, i.e. all its D.N.A. or genes

Genotype (Lissencephaly)

The genetic constitution of an individual.

Genotype (Microbiology)

The set of genes that an individual carries; usually refers to the particular pair of alleles (alternative forms of a gene) that a person has at a given region of the genome.

Genotype (Pompe Disease)

The genetic make-up of an individual's cells. The genotype together with the biologic environment produce the phenotype, or the visible characteristic displayed.

Genotype (Science)

Particular combination of genes of an organism

Similar

Browse words that start with:

• Ge
• Gen
• Geno
• Genot
• Genotype

Browse All Terms by First Letter

Term Search