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EUeendocrine function   d-out   qh
SN For endocrine regulation of specific systems or functions, use *+EA8 biological regulation* qh ah and, if appropriate, combine with the specific target system. For studies concerning general endocrine functions of specific body systems or organs, use *+EU endocrine function* qh ah and specific *+X body part* qh ah.
ST endocrine physiology
NT ES4.4.2 ovarian hormone secretion    qh   ah
 ES4.6.4 testicular hormone secretion    qh   ah
BT+EH body system or organ function    qh   ah
+XUe endocrine system    qh   ah
RT+EA8e biological regulation    qh   ah
 EA8.14 biological integration    qh   ah
 EB22e hormone metabolism    qh   ah
+GVe endocrine disorder    qh   ah
+HG18e endocrine diagnosis    qh   ah
+XU4e endocrine gland    qh   ah
+YFe hormones    qh   ah
+YH2.4.6e angiotensin    qh   ah
EU2e.  endocrine pathways and axes   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+FV10e causal pathways    qh   ah
EU2.2.  .  hormonal cascade   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST endocrine cascade
EU2.2.2.  .  .  stress hormone cascade   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
EU2.4e.  .  hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis   qh
HN Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "hypothalamus-pituitary axis."
ST adrenal system
adrenergic system
HPA
hypophysis adrenal axis
hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenocortical axis
hypothalamus hypophysis axis
hypothalamus-pituitary axis
NT HG18.6 pituitary-adrenal function test    qh   ah
RT+EA8.2 regulatory loop    qh   ah
+EA18.4.2e biological adaptation to stress    qh   ah
+ESe reproductive function    qh   ah
+XU4.8e adrenal gland    qh   ah
+XU4.12e pituitary gland    qh   ah
EU2.6e.  .  hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT+XQ2e gonad    qh   ah
+XU4.12e pituitary gland    qh   ah
EU2.8e.  .  hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid axis   qh
HN Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "pituitary-thyroid axis."
ST hypophysis thyroid axis
pituitary-thyroid axis
RT+XU4.2e thyroid    qh   ah
+XU4.12e pituitary gland    qh   ah

EVesensory system function   d-out   qh
ST the senses
NT EW14 sensorimotor integration    qh   ah
BT+EH body system or organ function    qh   ah
+XVe sensory system    qh   ah
RT+CHe sensory stimuli    qh   ah
 EG12e signal transduction    qh   ah
 EW12.2e CNS information processing    qh   ah
+FGe sensory perception    qh   ah
+FG16e perceptual motor process    qh   ah
+GWe sensory system disorder    qh   ah
+HG20e sensory system diagnosis    qh   ah
+XV4.2e sensory receptors    qh   ah
EV2e.  sensation   qh
NT EG12e signal transduction    qh   ah
RT+CHe sensory stimuli    qh   ah
 EA8.6 biological stimulation    qh   ah
+EW10e PNS function    qh   ah
+FGe sensory perception    qh   ah
+GF2.24e sensory disturbance    qh   ah
+GW4e sensory nerve disorder    qh   ah
 GW6e sensory motor system disorder    qh   ah
+XV4e sensory nervous system    qh   ah
EV4e.  visual system function   qh
HN Introduced 1995. ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST seeing
sense of sight
BT+XV6 visual system    qh   ah
RT+FG28e visual perception    qh   ah
+HG20.2e visual system diagnosis    qh   ah
EV4.2e.  .  eye function   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST ocular physiology
RT+FG28e visual perception    qh   ah
+XV6.2e eye    qh   ah
EV4.2.2e.  .  .  eye movements   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST eyeball movements
oculomotor function
RT+HG20.2.18e eye movement tests    qh   ah
EV4.2.2.4.  .  .  .  saccadic eye movement   qh
EV4.2.2.6e.  .  .  .  smooth pursuit eye movement   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
EV4.2.2.8.  .  .  .  vestibulo-oculomotor reflex   qh
RT+XV8.2.6 inner ear    qh   ah
EV4.2.2.10.  .  .  .  optokinetic movement   qh
RT+FG2.4 tracking (perception)    qh   ah
EV4.2.2.10.2e.  .  .  .  .  nystagmus   qh
SN Involuntary rapid eye movement is a common symptom of a toxic reaction resulting from drug use and is used as the basis for field-testing for driving under the influence.
RT HG20.2.18.2 electronystagmography    qh   ah
 OB4e in-vehicle nystagmus test    qh   ah
EV4.2.2.12.  .  .  .  vergence movement   qh
ST ocular convergence
EV4.2.2.14.  .  .  .  rapid eye movement   qh
RT FF2.6.4.2e REM sleep    qh   ah
EV4.2.2.16.  .  .  .  blinking   qh
ST eyeblink
EV4.4e.  .  vision   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
RT+CH2e light    qh   ah
+FG28e visual perception    qh   ah
 GF2.24.4e vision disturbance    qh   ah
+GW8.4e vision disorder    qh   ah
 HG20.2.2e vision tests    qh   ah
EV4.4.2.  .  .  ocular accommodation   qh
EV4.4.4.  .  .  ocular adaptation   qh
RT+EA22.2e biological adaptation    qh   ah
 XV6.6.2.2 rod cell    qh   ah
 XV6.6.2.4 cone cell    qh   ah
EV4.4.6.  .  .  binocular vision   qh
ST stereoscopic vision
three dimensional vision
RT FG22.2e depth perception    qh   ah
 FG22.4e distance perception    qh   ah
EV4.4.8.  .  .  color vision   qh
ST chromatic vision
RT+CH2.8e color    qh   ah
 GW8.4.6.4 color blindness    qh   ah
 XV6.6.6e visual cortex    qh   ah
EV4.4.10.  .  .  central vision   qh
EV4.4.12.  .  .  peripheral vision   qh
EV4.6.  .  lacrimation   qh
BT+EC2.12e secretion    qh   ah
EV4.6.2.  .  .  tears   qh
EV6.  auditory sense   qh
ST hearing
BT+XV8 auditory system    qh   ah
RT+CH4e sound    qh   ah
+FG30e auditory perception    qh   ah
 GF2.24.6 auditory disturbance    qh   ah
+GW10.4 hearing disorder    qh   ah
 HG20.4.2e hearing tests    qh   ah
EV8.  gustatory sense   qh
ST sense of taste
BT+XV10e gustatory system    qh   ah
RT CH6e taste    qh   ah
+FG32e taste perception    qh   ah
+XV10.2 gustatory organ    qh   ah
EV10.  olfactory sense   qh
ST sense of smell
BT+XV12e olfactory system    qh   ah
RT CH8e smell    qh   ah
+FG34e olfactory perception    qh   ah
+GW12e olfactory system disorder    qh   ah
EV12.  somatosense   qh
ST somatoesthesis
somatoesthetic sense
BT+XV14e somatosensory system    qh   ah
RT+EJe musculoskeletal function    qh   ah
+FG36 somesthetic perception    qh   ah
+HG20.6 somatosensory system diagnosis    qh   ah
EV12.2.  .  skin sense   qh
RT+FG36.4 tactual perception    qh   ah
+GMe skin disorder    qh   ah
EV12.2.2.  .  .  sense of temperature   qh
RT FG36.2 temperature perception    qh   ah
 XV14.4.2.4 temperature receptor    qh   ah
 XV14.4.4.4 second pathway    qh   ah
EV12.2.4e.  .  .  sense of touch   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST sense of pressure
tactile sense
RT+FG36.4 tactual perception    qh   ah
+XH2e skin    qh   ah
 XV14.4.2.2 touch receptor    qh   ah
EV12.2.6e.  .  .  sense of pain   qh
ST pain
RT FG36.6 pain perception    qh   ah
EV12.4.  .  internal somatosense   qh
ST proprioception
EV12.4.2.  .  .  vestibular sense   qh
BT+XV14.6e vestibular system    qh   ah
RT+XV8.2.6.4 vestibular labyrinth    qh   ah
EV12.4.4.  .  .  kinesthetic sense   qh
RT HG20.6.2 vestibular function test    qh   ah

EWenervous system function   d-out   qh
BT+EH body system or organ function    qh   ah
+XWe nervous system    qh   ah
RT+EA8e biological regulation    qh   ah
 EA8.14 biological integration    qh   ah
+GXe nervous system disorder    qh   ah
+HG22 nervous system diagnosis    qh   ah
EW2e.  neuroelectric phenomenon   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT EW6.4 electrical neurotransmission    qh   ah
EW4e.  neurochemistry   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN Chemical processes that occur in the nervous system, involving endogenous substances and exogenous substances, such as ethanol and other psychoactive substances.
NT EW6.6 chemical neurotransmission    qh   ah
RT+YJ2e neurotransmitters    qh   ah
EW6e.  neurotransmission   qh
ST synaptic transmission
BT+EG10e cell signaling    qh   ah
RT AJ4.6e neurobehavioral theory of AODU    qh   ah
 EB24e neurotransmitter metabolism    qh   ah
+EB28.2e calcium metabolism    qh   ah
+XX2.2e neuron    qh   ah
+XX2.2.2.10.2e synapse    qh   ah
+YJ2e neurotransmitters    qh   ah
 YV14.4e neurotransmitter uptake inhibitors    qh   ah
EW6.4.  .  electrical neurotransmission   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST electrical synaptic transmission
BT+EG10.2 electrical cell signaling    qh   ah
+EW2e neuroelectric phenomenon    qh   ah
RT+EG8e cell electrophysiology    qh   ah
EW6.6.  .  chemical neurotransmission   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+EG10.4 chemical cell signaling    qh   ah
+EW4e neurochemistry    qh   ah
RT+YJ2e neurotransmitters    qh   ah
+ZO4.24e neuropeptides    qh   ah
EW8e.  hyperexcitability   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN State of neurons that fire at a greater frequency than normal.
RT+GC8e AOD withdrawal syndrome    qh   ah
+GC16.8 alcohol withdrawal syndrome    qh   ah
EW8.2e.  .  kindling mechanism   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A phenomenon in which a weak electrical or chemical stimulus, which initially causes no overt behavioral responses, results in the appearance of behavioral effects, such as seizures, when it is administered repeatedly. Both clinical and experimental evidence support the existence of a kindling mechanism during alcohol withdrawal.
ST kindling (neurology)
RT+GC16.8 alcohol withdrawal syndrome    qh   ah
EW10e.  PNS function   qh
ST peripheral nervous system function
BT+XYe peripheral nervous system    qh   ah
RT+EJ8e locomotion    qh   ah
+EV2e sensation    qh   ah
EW10.2e.  .  neuromuscular function   qh
RT+EJ10e muscle function    qh   ah
 GL2.8 tetany    qh   ah
 XV16e sensorimotor system    qh   ah
EW10.4.  .  innervation   qh
EW12e.  CNS function   qh
ST central nervous system function
BT+XZe central nervous system    qh   ah
RT+GX4e CNS disorder    qh   ah
EW12.2e.  .  CNS information processing   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
RT+EVe sensory system function    qh   ah
+FGe sensory perception    qh   ah
EW12.4.  .  CNS sensory coding   qh
EW12.6e.  .  brain function   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
BT+XZ8e brain    qh   ah
EW12.6.2e.  .  .  brain wave   qh
RT+CD wave    qh   ah
+HG22.8.6e evoked potential    qh   ah
EW12.6.4.  .  .  brain model   qh
RT FG24 pattern discrimination    qh   ah
+FK6.2e classical conditioning    qh   ah
+FNe motivation    qh   ah
+XZ6e spinal cord    qh   ah
EW12.6.4.6.  .  .  .  diencephalic brain model   qh
RT+EA8e biological regulation    qh   ah
+EA8.16e thermoregulation    qh   ah
+EB2e homeostasis    qh   ah
+FNe motivation    qh   ah
+XU4.14e hypothalamus    qh   ah
+XZ8.4.2.2e thalamus    qh   ah
EW12.6.4.6.4.  .  .  .  .  diencephalic hyperactivity   qh
ST sham motivation
EW14.  sensorimotor integration   qh
BT+EVe sensory system function    qh   ah
RT+FGe sensory perception    qh   ah
 GW6e sensory motor system disorder    qh   ah
 XV16e sensorimotor system    qh   ah
EW16e.  reflex   qh
NT+EM10 respiratory reflex    qh   ah
EW16.2.  .  spinal reflex   qh
EW16.4e.  .  righting reflex   qh
SN Any reflex that causes an animal to return to its normal body position in space, keeping head and trunk in alignment.
EW16.6.  .  stretch reflex   qh
ST knee-jerk reflex
EW16.8.  .  inverse stretch reflex   qh
EW16.10.  .  withdrawal reflex   qh
EW16.12.  .  extensor reflex   qh


EXegenetics and heredity   d-out   qh
NT AJ4.8e genetic theory of AODU    qh   ah
+EYe heredity    qh   ah
RT+GH18e genetic disorder    qh   ah

EX2genotype, phenotype   qh
EX2.2e.  genotype   qh
RT EX2.8 wild-type genetics    qh   ah
EX2.4e.  phenotype   qh
ST character (genetics)
RT EX2.8 wild-type genetics    qh   ah
EX2.4.2.  .  phenocopy   qh
SN An individual whose phenotype mimics that of another genotype but whose character is determined by the environment and is not hereditary.
EX2.6e.  genetic trait   qh
EX2.6.2.  .  dominant genetic trait   qh
RT EX6.8 dominant gene    qh   ah
 EY2.2 dominant inheritance    qh   ah
EX2.6.2.2.  .  .  autosomal dominant trait   qh
EX2.6.4.  .  recessive genetic trait   qh
RT EX6.10 recessive gene    qh   ah
 EY2.4 recessive inheritance    qh   ah
EX2.6.4.2.  .  .  autosomal recessive trait   qh
EX2.6.6.  .  sex-linked genetic trait   qh
EX2.8.  wild-type genetics   qh
SN Use with *+EX2.4 phenotype* qh ah, *EX2.2 genotype* qh ah, *+EX6 gene* qh ah, or *EX6.6 allele* qh ah.
EX2.10e.  haplotype   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.

EX4ecytogenetics   qh
ST concepts in cytogenetics
EX4.2.  chromatin   qh
ST chromoplasm
RT+XA2.2e cell nucleus    qh   ah
EX4.4e.  chromosome   qh
NT+ZS4.6e DNA    qh   ah
BT+XA2.2e cell nucleus    qh   ah
EX4.4.2.  .  chromosome type   qh
SN Includes autosomes, sex chromosomes, accessory chromosomes, etc.
EX4.6.  chromosome complement   qh

EX6egene   qh
NT EX10.8 mutant gene    qh   ah
+EX10.10e oncogene    qh   ah
 EY4.2.2 polygene    qh   ah
RT EX2.8 wild-type genetics    qh   ah
+EX8.6e gene regulation    qh   ah
+ZS4.6e DNA    qh   ah
EX6.2e.  ethanol-responsive gene   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST alcohol-responsive gene
NT YC14.10.10 tyrosine hydroxylase    qh   ah
EX6.4.  structural gene   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN A genetic locus that determines the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide.
ST protein coding sequences
EX6.6e.  allele   qh
SN Any one of two or more variants of a gene that occur at a given locus. Each individual in a sexually reproducing species inherits two alleles for each gene, one from each parent.
ST allelic gene
RT EX2.8 wild-type genetics    qh   ah
EX6.8.  dominant gene   qh
ST dominant allele
RT+EX2.6.2 dominant genetic trait    qh   ah
EX6.10.  recessive gene   qh
ST recessive allele
RT+EX2.6.4 recessive genetic trait    qh   ah
EX6.12.  sex-linked gene   qh
RT+EY2.8e sex-linked inheritance    qh   ah
EX6.12.2.  .  X-linked gene   qh
RT EY2.8.2 X-linked inheritance    qh   ah
EX6.12.4.  .  Y-linked gene   qh
RT EY2.8.4 Y-linked inheritance    qh   ah
EX6.14e.  genetic mapping   qh
SN The process by which a chromosome map is constructed. It involves a variety of techniques, such as cytologic, deletion, complementation, and linkage mapping; in situ hybridization; pedigree analysis, recombinant DNA studies; and somatic cell genetics.
ST chromosome mapping
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sequencing
nucleotide sequencing
BT+EX8e molecular genetics    qh   ah
EX6.14.2e.  .  genome   qh
SN The total genetic information present in a cell.
EX6.14.4e.  .  genetic mapping method   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
EX6.14.4.2e.  .  .  QTL mapping   qh
HN Introduced 1995. ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST quantitative trait locus mapping
BT+EX6.14.10.2e quantitative trait locus    qh   ah
EX6.14.4.4e.  .  .  genetic correlation analysis   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+RQ8.4e correlation analysis    qh   ah
EX6.14.8.  .  genetic linkage map   qh
SN The linear arrangement of genetic loci as determined by linkage analysis. Loci within linkage groups are ordered by a variety of family, biochemical and cytogenetic techniques and, similarly ordered into syntonic groups that correspond to individual chromosomes. The linkage map is most often represented graphically as the linear array of loci along each chromosome, and genes close together will recombine less frequently than those further apart.
RT+EY8e genetic linkage    qh   ah
EX6.14.10e.  .  genetic locus   qh
HN Introduced 1995. ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN Any of the homologous parts of a pair of chromosomes that may be occupied by allelic genes; the concept of a genetic locus is somewhat idealized, not taking into account accidents that may occur in meiosis such as duplication of loci as a result of unequal crossing-over, translocations, inversions, etc.
EX6.14.10.2e.  .  .  quantitative trait locus   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN A cluster of genes that account for part of a whole behavior.
ST QTL
NT EX6.14.4.2e QTL mapping    qh   ah

EX8emolecular genetics   qh
SN The branch of genetics that focuses on the molecular structure of nucleic acids, the molecular organization of genetic information, and the processes through which this information is expressed.
ST concepts in molecular genetics
NT+EX6.14e genetic mapping    qh   ah
RT+EB20e nucleic acid metabolism    qh   ah
 EB20.2.2e DNA replication    qh   ah
 EB20.2.4 DNA repair    qh   ah
EX8.2.  DNA genetics   qh
ST deoxyribonucleic acid (genetics)
RT+EB20.2e DNA metabolism    qh   ah
EX8.4e.  genetic code   qh
EX8.6e.  gene regulation   qh
ST genetic control
RT+EA8e biological regulation    qh   ah
+EX6e gene    qh   ah
EX8.6.2e.  .  gene expression   qh
SN Gene transcription and protein synthesis. In the nervous system, changes in gene expression are thought to accompany plastic responses such as learning.
EX8.6.2.2.  .  .  enzyme induction   qh
EX8.6.4e.  .  gene transcription   qh
SN The process by which RNA is formed from a DNA template in the overall process of manufacturing a protein. Gene transcription is regulated by gene transcription factors.
EX8.6.4.2e.  .  .  transcription factors   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Proteins that bind to specific nucleotide sequences (regulatory regions) found within genes to control the rate at which DNA is copied into MRNA.
BT+YMe other biological factors    qh   ah
EX8.6.4.4e.  .  .  reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+EX8.10 gene recombination    qh   ah
RT EX12.6e polymerase chain reaction    qh   ah
EX8.6.4.6e.  .  .  reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+EX8.10 gene recombination    qh   ah
RT EX12.6e polymerase chain reaction    qh   ah
EX8.6.6e.  .  RNA translation   qh
RT EB20.4e RNA metabolism    qh   ah
EX8.8.  gene interaction   qh
BT+EY2 Mendelian inheritance    qh   ah
EX8.10.  gene recombination   qh
ST crossing over (meiosis)
gene assortment
NT EX8.6.4.4e reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction    qh   ah
 EX8.6.4.6e reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction    qh   ah
BT+EY2 Mendelian inheritance    qh   ah
EX8.10.2e.  .  DNA recombination   qh
ST molecular recombination
EX8.12e.  gene amplification   qh
ST DNA amplification
RT ET4.6.4 lymphocyte activation    qh   ah

EX10emutation   qh
ST genomic mutation
mutation (genetics)
RT EY10.4.4e genetic variance    qh   ah
 GH18.4e mutagenic disorder    qh   ah
EX10.2e.  mutagenesis   qh
RT EB20.2.4 DNA repair    qh   ah
 GG20.20 neoplasia    qh   ah
+GJ2.14e teratogenesis    qh   ah
+ZG2.4e acetaldehyde    qh   ah
EX10.2.2.  .  natural vs induced genetic mutation   qh
EX10.2.2.2.  .  .  natural genetic mutation   qh
ST spontaneous mutation
EX10.2.2.4.  .  .  induced genetic mutation   qh
RT+EY12.4e environmental factors    qh   ah
EX10.4.  frame-shift mutation   qh
EX10.6.  point mutation   qh
EX10.8.  mutant gene   qh
BT+EX6e gene    qh   ah
EX10.10e.  oncogene   qh
BT+EX6e gene    qh   ah
RT+XT4.2.8e cytotoxic cell    qh   ah
EX10.10.2e.  .  c Fos gene   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

EX12egenetic technology   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+EZ biological laboratory methods    qh   ah
EX12.2e.  gene knockout technology   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN An approach used in analyzing the function of a specific gene and determining its role in the development of a certain disorder by inactivating (knocking out) a gene in the intact organism and studying the consequences of this modification on disease development or changes in behavior.
EX12.2.2.  .  conventional gene knockout technology   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
EX12.2.4.  .  conditional gene knockout technology   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
EX12.4e.  transgenic technology   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
EX12.4.2.  .  conventional transgenic technology   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN This technology is based on the permanent integration of a foreign gene into an animal's DNA. It allows researchers to evaluate the role of that gene and its protein product during fetal development or to model human diseases in animals.
EX12.4.4.  .  regulatable transgenic technology   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN In contrast to the conventional transgenic technology, this system allows researchers to control when and in which cells a foreign gene becomes activated.
EX12.6e.  polymerase chain reaction   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A process whereby a strand of DNA can be cloned millions of times within a few hours. The process can be used to make prenatal diagnoses of genetic diseases and to identify an individual by analysis of a single tissue cell.
ST PCR
RT EX8.6.4.4e reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction    qh   ah
 EX8.6.4.6e reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction    qh   ah

EYeheredity   d-out   qh
SN The transmission of developmental potentialities from one generation of living things to the next, following generations through the natural process of reproduction.
      Use *+EY heredity* qh ah when the mechanisms of heredity are discussed; use *EY12.2 hereditary factors* qh ah when the role of heredity is discussed.
BT+EXe genetics and heredity    qh   ah
RT GH18.2e heritable disorder    qh   ah
 RJ8.2.2.2e twin study    qh   ah
 RJ8.2.2.4e adoption study    qh   ah
EY2.  Mendelian inheritance   qh
ST monofactorial inheritance
monogenic inheritance
particulate inheritance
NT EX8.8 gene interaction    qh   ah
+EX8.10 gene recombination    qh   ah
RT+HF26.4e genetic markers    qh   ah
EY2.2.  .  dominant inheritance   qh
ST dominant heredity
RT+EX2.6.2 dominant genetic trait    qh   ah
EY2.4.  .  recessive inheritance   qh
RT+EX2.6.4 recessive genetic trait    qh   ah
EY2.6.  .  autosomal inheritance   qh
EY2.8e.  .  sex-linked inheritance   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The transmission of a phenotype that is determined by a gene located on the X or Y chromosome.
RT+EX6.12 sex-linked gene    qh   ah
EY2.8.2.  .  .  X-linked inheritance   qh
SN The transmission of a phenotype that is determined by a gene located on the X chromosome.
RT EX6.12.2 X-linked gene    qh   ah
EY2.8.4.  .  .  Y-linked inheritance   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The transmission of a phenotype that is determined by a gene located on the Y chromosome.
ST holadric inheritance
RT EX6.12.4 Y-linked gene    qh   ah
EY4.  multifactorial inheritance   qh
EY4.2.  .  polygenic inheritance   qh
EY4.2.2.  .  .  polygene   qh
ST cumulative gene
BT+EX6e gene    qh   ah
EY6.  blending inheritance   qh
EY6.2.  .  genetic codominance   qh
EY8e.  genetic linkage   qh
RT EX6.14.8 genetic linkage map    qh   ah
EY8.2.  .  genetic linkage analysis   qh
EY10.  heredity and evolution   qh
RT+EDe growth and development    qh   ah
EY10.2.  .  gene pool   qh
EY10.4e.  .  gene frequency   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
ST allele frequency
EY10.4.2e.  .  .  genetic polymorphism   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
EY10.4.2.4.  .  .  .  genetic drift   qh
EY10.4.4e.  .  .  genetic variance   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST genetic variation
V subscript G
BT+EY10.6 population genetics    qh   ah
RT+EX10e mutation    qh   ah
EY10.4.6.  .  .  selection (genetics)   qh
ST Darwinian selection
natural selection
RT EY10.6.2e selective breeding    qh   ah
EY10.6.  .  population genetics   qh
SN The branch of genetics that focuses on gene and allele frequencies and their interactions in populations as well as the forces and processes that alter gene frequencies.
NT EY10.4.4e genetic variance    qh   ah
EY10.6.2e.  .  .  selective breeding   qh
RT EY10.4.6 selection (genetics)    qh   ah
+WL4.6.2e animal selectively bred for AOD preference    qh   ah
 WL6e animal strains    qh   ah
EY10.8e.  .  biological evolution   qh
ST organic evolution
phylogenetic development
EY12e.  hereditary vs environmental factors   qh
SN Use this term when the role of hereditary and environmental factors is discussed.
ST genetic and environment interactions
nature versus nurture
RT+AJ10e sociocultural AOD use disorder theory    qh   ah
 JD4e risk factor model    qh   ah
EY12.2e.  .  hereditary factors   qh
SN The term *EY12.2 hereditary factors* qh ah should be used when the role of heredity is discussed; *+EY heredity* qh ah should be used when the mechanisms of heredity are discussed.
RT AJ4.8e genetic theory of AODU    qh   ah
+GA10.2.2 biological disease cause    qh   ah
 GH18.2e heritable disorder    qh   ah
EY12.4e.  .  environmental factors   qh
BT+PZ environment    qh   ah
RT EX10.2.2.4 induced genetic mutation    qh   ah
 JD8e environmental model    qh   ah
EY12.4.2e.  .  .  socioenvironmental factors   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
BT+PZ4e psychosocial environment    qh   ah
RT+LG16e family environment    qh   ah
+LM context    qh   ah
 LN22 level of violence in the context    qh   ah


EZbiological laboratory methods   d-out   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+EX12e genetic technology    qh   ah
+HCe medical screening and diagnostic method    qh   ah

EZ2biological analysis and measurement   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
EZ2.2e.  cytometry   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

EZ4lab culture substrate   qh
HN Introduced 2000.


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