| polymorphism |
Genetic characteristic with more than one common form in a population .
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| polymorphism |
Differences in DNA sequences that occur naturally in a population. Single nucleotide substitutions, insertions and deletions of nucleotides and repetitive sequences (microsatellites) are all examples of a polymorphism. The position at which such a sequence difference is found is a polymorphic site.
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| polymorphism |
A change in the sequence of DNA associated with a large portion of the population. Polymorphisms may or may not be linked to specific diseases.
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| polymorphic ventricular tachycardia |
Torsade de pointes.
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| polymorphic delta a. |
continuous irregular slow activity that is variable in duration and amplitude and may change little with sleep or other physiological alterations; it may be related to deafferentation of an area of the cortex, to metabolic factors, or to the presence of subcortical cerebral lesions and tumors.
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