pleiotropia


plei·ot·ro·py

, pleiotropia (plī-ot'rō-pē, plī-ō-trō'pē-ă), Production by a single mutant gene of apparently unrelated multiple effects at the clinical or phenotypic level. [pleio- + G. tropos, turning]

plei·ot·ro·py

, pleiotropia (plī-ot'rŏ-pē, -ō-trō'pē-ă) Production by a single mutant gene of apparently unrelated multiple effects at the clinical or phenotypic level. [pleio- + G. tropos, turning]

pleiotropia

(pli?o-tro'pe-a) [Gr. pleion, more, + trope, turn] pleiotropism