Genotype used in a sentence

Genotype in a sentence as a noun

Life as we know it is defined in the whereabouts of the genotype level.

If the "fittest" genotype is a cockroach, for example after a nuclear war, that's the outcome.

Same for Easy E. I'd be very interested in studying Magic's genotype and seeing what makes him so special.

Natural selection chooses the fittest genotype, not the "more advanced".

It is apparent that the reaction range for many human behaviors is very broad even if genotype is fixed.

I wouldn't be surprised if with time, the reports start advising you on which of the alternative ***** would be most beneficial for your genotype and disease.

The model is "M. genitalium" in the sense that it attempts to predict M. genitalium's phenotype from its genotype.

In other words, this is huge for molecular genetics and physiology, but I'm not so sure it changes what we do in genotype-phenotype association research.

But you cannot start from an absolutely generic genotype and necessarily arrive at the 'best' algorithm, you will always need some degree of manual intervention.

I got the impression they simply did not have enough experience with asian children to realise that their adoptive child had, to put it brutally, a pretty poor genotype, with a host of physical and behavioural ramifications.

We used an exceptional, species-wide pedigree to consider both recessive and dominant models of inheritance over all plausible founder genotype combinations at a biallelic and possibly sex-linked locus.