Übersetzung für "Genetische disposition" in Englisch

In older animals, genetic disposition and degeneration play a significant part in joint disease.

However, genetic predisposition plays an important role.

Origins of so-called secondary light dermatoses are metabolic or autoimmune diseases but also a genetic disposition.

Officials had long claimed that this was caused by genetic disposition.

No age is exempt and genetic re-disposition is there.

A fact that can only be explained through genetic disposition.

Shoulder instability can be down to a genetic predisposition.

But genetic predisposition, UV radiation, or diabetes may also play a role.

The researchers believed such a large difference pointed to genetic factors rather than behavioral or dietary differences.

This can be especially true of dogs that are normally high energy by genetic disposition or character.

As patient's genetic disposition may be unknown, it is recommended that patients be monitored for impaired mental or physical abilities needed to perform potentially hazardous activities such as driving a car or using machines (see sections 4.7. and 4.8).

Autoimmune diseases, the outbreak and/or course of which can be visible in the individual genome of the organism, include multiple sclerosis, diabetes type I, rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’s disease (an example for an immune-mediated disease without genetic disposition is HIV, which is caused by virus).

An allergic reaction to a substance depends on many factors, including the genetic predisposition, age and intensity of exposure to this substance.

Hyperpigmentation problems of the skin have a multiplicity of causes and/or accompanying symptoms of a large number of biological processes, for example UV radiation (for example, freckles, ephelides), genetic predisposition, malpigmentation of the skin in the course of wound healing and/or wound scarring or skin ageing (for example lentigines seniles).

Heidi of course doesn't have the genetic disposition to develop big red spots with a clean delineation (if she did she would be very upset about them!).

Not all the scientific evidence agrees that alcohol definitively reduces sperm quality, and it’s possible that this effect is more detrimental depending on genetic and environmental influences (like diet).

Our understanding of rheumatoid arthritis as an autoimmune disease considers various causative factors such as genetic disposition, viruses and bacteria, along with special hormonal factors as potential initiators of a pathological reaction by the body's immune system.

Studies on children of people who, for example, left Africa or Japan and adopted the Western lifestyle, clearly demonstrate that lifestyle is much more important than genetic predisposition.

There is a genetic predisposition for the disease: Rheumatoid arthritis frequently occurs in families and is associated with certain MHCs - or - HLAs .

Anxiety, physical and psychological stress, genetic disposition, environmental factors, nutritional imbalance and inadequate care can all be catalysts for extreme reaction by our largest sensory organ.

Some of the factors that they have identified as relevant so far are genetic disposition, lifestyle and environmental influences, which particularly take effect during the critical early years of life.

There is a number of hints that the autoimmune diseases are acquired via an innate “susceptibility”, (genetic disposition), in combination with environmental influences such as microbial infections, pregnancy or due to the similarity of the body's own structures with pathogen and foreign tissue specific polypeptides, the so called molecular mimicry.

This disease is a complex combination of an absorption disorder and an interactive autoimmune reaction of the body, which to some extent also requires a genetic HLA predisposition, namely the HLA-DQ2 or DQ8 serotype.

Problems with hyperpigmentation of the skin have a wide variety of causes and/or are accompanied phenomena of many biological processes, e.g. UV radiation (e.g. freckles, Ephelides), genetic disposition, incorrect pigmentation of the skin during wound healing or scarring (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation) or skin aging (e.g. Lentigines seniles).