When the combined phenotypic effect of alleles at two or more loci deviates from the sum of their individual effects, this is referred to as a genetic interaction, or epistasis. Most biological traits ...
Multilocus variation—pathogenic variants in two or more disease genes—can potentially explain the underlying genetic basis for apparent phenotypic expansion in cases for which the observed clinical ...
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