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Oct 25, 2014 · To sum up: the basic concepts of BST—function and functional ability, as well as their impairment and loss—are not suitable for constructing a systematic, unequivocal pathology, diagnostics, and therapy of disease.
- Peter Hucklenbroich
- 2014
Aug 24, 2009 · The definition of European population genetic substructure and its application to understanding complex phenotypes is becoming increasingly important. In the current study using over 4000 subjects genotyped for 300 thousand SNPs we provide further insight into relationships among European population groups and identify sets of SNP ancestry ...
Aug 27, 2009 · In the current study using over 4,000 subjects genotyped for 300,000 single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), we provide further insight into relationships among European population groups and identify sets of SNP ancestry informative markers (AIMs) for application in genetic studies.
- Chao Tian, Roman Kosoy, Rami Nassir, Annette Lee, Pablo Villoslada, Lars Klareskog, Lennart Hammarst...
- 2009
Aug 7, 2018 · A Systems Medicine classification of Disease is the framework for an enhanced definition—giving to Disease itself the participatory characteristics of Systems Biology. Disease is impact and response at the interface between the organism and the environment.
- Richard B Berlin, Russell Gruen, James Best
- 2018
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Jul 9, 2018 · We could give a disjunctive definition of disease by listing all known diseases: “X is a disease if X is diabetes or cancer or measles or . . .” Such a definition does not identify any commonalities or reasons to include conditions on the list.
- Mary Jean Walker, Wendy A. Rogers
- 2018
Indeed, in neither one of our medical dictionaries (Dorland 1994; Stedman 1995) does the definition of disease in any way indicate that at issue is a subtype of ill‐health. More than that, disease is explicitly said to be ‘ any [italics added] deviation from . . . the normal structure or function . . . of the body . . .’
Jan 18, 2008 · Ancestry differences corresponding to ethnic groups may be important in determining disease risk factors and optimizing treatment. Our study further defines ancestry relationship among different European ethnic groups by examining over 300 thousand variations in DNA, in over 2,000 individuals. This study allowed a clearer ascertainment of ...
