Pleiotropy refers to the phenomenon of one gene or one mutation affecting multiple phenotypic traits. It has widespread implications in genetics, disease, development, ageing and evolution ...

Pleiotropy influences the genes shaping leaf diversity. November 23, 2015 ...

Women with endometriosis faced higher odds of anxiety, depression and eating disorders, which researchers said are likely driven by genetic and phenotypic associations. Dora Koller, PhD, MSc ...

The study further employed the genetic analysis incorporating pleiotropy and annotation (GPA) method to discover additional IgAN susceptibility loci by leveraging shared pleiotropy with ...

The antagonistic pleiotropy hypothesis states that your body falls apart when you’re old to pay the cost of being reproductively fit when you’re young.

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"Pleiotropy" refers to multiple effects coming from a single gene, or a specific treatment. Common examples are, according to MedicineNet.com, the Marfan gene as "pleiotropic, ...