Definition of genotype in English:

genotype

noun ˈdʒiːnətʌɪpˈdʒɛnətʌɪp

Biology

The genetic constitution of an individual organism.
Often contrasted with phenotype
Example sentencesExamples
- What evidence to you have that the genotype of such organisms has not evolved?
- Phenotypic plasticity enables individuals or genotypes to assume obviously different phenotypes during the life cycle.
- These strains offer the genetic reproducibility that is so valuable in lab mice, but with a wider variety of genotypes and phenotypes.
- To determine the haplotypes of an individual, the genotypes of both parents may be required.
- If a hypolipidaemic drug were found to be effective in only one genetic subgroup the genotypes would be of more interest.

verb ˈdʒiːnətʌɪpˈdʒɛnətʌɪp

[with object]Biology

Investigate the genetic constitution of (an individual organism)
the person appointed will be responsible for maintaining and genotyping many different lines of zebra fish
Example sentencesExamples
- Eighteen microsatellites were genotyped in order to investigate which population of the adjacent countries was the possible source.
- All other plants from crosses involving a resistant mutant line were genotyped.
- The lines are for when the cost of genotyping a single marker is expressed in the units of the cost of rearing.
- This analysis was preceded by genotyping the main ancestors of the southern soybean gene pool for the flanking markers.
- Many rams have already been genotyped for their ability to pass on resistance to scrapie.

Derivatives

genotypic

adjective dʒiːnəˈtɪpɪkdʒɛnəˈtɪpɪk

Biology

Population sample pairwise comparisons were performed to test for genic and genotypic differentiation across loci.
Example sentencesExamples
- Elite athletes fine-tune these variables so minute genotypic differences can be decisive.
- Specific genotypic mutations in the protease gene can result in high levels of phenotype resistance to individual protease inhibitors and cross resistance.
- We also investigate the allelic and genotypic diversities maintained under different rates of clonal reproduction.
- We focus primarily on calculation of the likelihood, which is equal to the probability of the genotypic data under the assumed model.

Origin

Early 20th century: from German Genotypus, from Greek genos 'race, offspring' + -tupos 'type'.

Rhymes

stenotype

Definition of genotype in US English:

genotype

noun

The genetic constitution of an individual organism.
Often contrasted with phenotype
Example sentencesExamples
- If a hypolipidaemic drug were found to be effective in only one genetic subgroup the genotypes would be of more interest.
- Phenotypic plasticity enables individuals or genotypes to assume obviously different phenotypes during the life cycle.
- What evidence to you have that the genotype of such organisms has not evolved?
- These strains offer the genetic reproducibility that is so valuable in lab mice, but with a wider variety of genotypes and phenotypes.
- To determine the haplotypes of an individual, the genotypes of both parents may be required.

verb

[with object]

Investigate the genetic constitution of (an individual organism)
the person appointed will be responsible for maintaining and genotyping many different lines of zebra fish
Example sentencesExamples
- Eighteen microsatellites were genotyped in order to investigate which population of the adjacent countries was the possible source.
- This analysis was preceded by genotyping the main ancestors of the southern soybean gene pool for the flanking markers.
- The lines are for when the cost of genotyping a single marker is expressed in the units of the cost of rearing.
- All other plants from crosses involving a resistant mutant line were genotyped.
- Many rams have already been genotyped for their ability to pass on resistance to scrapie.

Origin

Early 20th century: from German Genotypus, from Greek genos ‘race, offspring’ + -tupos ‘type’.

单词	genotype
释义	Definition of genotype in English: genotype noun ˈdʒiːnətʌɪpˈdʒɛnətʌɪp Biology The genetic constitution of an individual organism. Often contrasted with phenotype Example sentencesExamples What evidence to you have that the genotype of such organisms has not evolved? Phenotypic plasticity enables individuals or genotypes to assume obviously different phenotypes during the life cycle. These strains offer the genetic reproducibility that is so valuable in lab mice, but with a wider variety of genotypes and phenotypes. To determine the haplotypes of an individual, the genotypes of both parents may be required. If a hypolipidaemic drug were found to be effective in only one genetic subgroup the genotypes would be of more interest. verb ˈdʒiːnətʌɪpˈdʒɛnətʌɪp [with object]Biology Investigate the genetic constitution of (an individual organism) the person appointed will be responsible for maintaining and genotyping many different lines of zebra fish Example sentencesExamples Eighteen microsatellites were genotyped in order to investigate which population of the adjacent countries was the possible source. All other plants from crosses involving a resistant mutant line were genotyped. The lines are for when the cost of genotyping a single marker is expressed in the units of the cost of rearing. This analysis was preceded by genotyping the main ancestors of the southern soybean gene pool for the flanking markers. Many rams have already been genotyped for their ability to pass on resistance to scrapie. Derivatives genotypic adjective dʒiːnəˈtɪpɪkdʒɛnəˈtɪpɪk Biology Population sample pairwise comparisons were performed to test for genic and genotypic differentiation across loci. Example sentencesExamples Elite athletes fine-tune these variables so minute genotypic differences can be decisive. Specific genotypic mutations in the protease gene can result in high levels of phenotype resistance to individual protease inhibitors and cross resistance. We also investigate the allelic and genotypic diversities maintained under different rates of clonal reproduction. We focus primarily on calculation of the likelihood, which is equal to the probability of the genotypic data under the assumed model. Origin Early 20th century: from German Genotypus, from Greek genos 'race, offspring' + -tupos 'type'. Rhymes stenotype Definition of genotype in US English: genotype noun The genetic constitution of an individual organism. Often contrasted with phenotype Example sentencesExamples If a hypolipidaemic drug were found to be effective in only one genetic subgroup the genotypes would be of more interest. Phenotypic plasticity enables individuals or genotypes to assume obviously different phenotypes during the life cycle. What evidence to you have that the genotype of such organisms has not evolved? These strains offer the genetic reproducibility that is so valuable in lab mice, but with a wider variety of genotypes and phenotypes. To determine the haplotypes of an individual, the genotypes of both parents may be required. verb [with object] Investigate the genetic constitution of (an individual organism) the person appointed will be responsible for maintaining and genotyping many different lines of zebra fish Example sentencesExamples Eighteen microsatellites were genotyped in order to investigate which population of the adjacent countries was the possible source. This analysis was preceded by genotyping the main ancestors of the southern soybean gene pool for the flanking markers. The lines are for when the cost of genotyping a single marker is expressed in the units of the cost of rearing. All other plants from crosses involving a resistant mutant line were genotyped. Many rams have already been genotyped for their ability to pass on resistance to scrapie. Origin Early 20th century: from German Genotypus, from Greek genos ‘race, offspring’ + -tupos ‘type’.
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