Translation of "Polygenic" in German

But you have to work with polygenic resistances.

Germany was the first to use trait different polygenic effects.

For a long time a polygenic inheritance (dependent on several genes) was assumed in AD.

This condition includes a number of diseases such as familial combined hyperlipidemia, other poorly characterised polygenic syndromes, and dysbetalipoproteinemia.

It’s very important to work with polygenic resistances when dealing with new diseases like fire blight.

Genetic counseling is difficult because HSCR is a polygenic disorder with incomplete penetrance and variable expressivity.

It is known that type 1 diabetes is a polygenic disorder, i.e. that many different genes are involved in its development.

Additionally, it is discussed that mutations in the mtDNA play also a role in polygenic diseases with complicated inheritance.

In the last few years the interest of the participating scientists was focussed ever more on frequently occurring, polygenic, multifactorial or multigene diseases (Lathrop, G. M., 1993;

The spectrum of affects ranges from “customary” (polygenic) hypercholerstinaemia (about 10% of the population) to rare, genetically induced lipid metabolism disorders.

To learn more about the research, see the web page of the molecular pathology and therapy in heterogenic and polygenic diseases research group or read one of the original research articles:

Markus Kobelt: First, as a basis, we try to introduce a simple Vf scab resistance—but in choosing the parents, we try to hybridize polygenic sources of resistances as well.

For example, there are early varieties like our Julka and Katka, a breeding line that stems from the Discovery, from English and American varieties with a polygenic resistance to scab.

This points to the so-called polygenic character of the disease, but also on the importance of environmental factors.

Factors promoting resistance formation towards triazoles and forces that restrain these, are presently holding themselves in balance in many places within South Germany . The reasons lie, on the one hand, in the biology of the pathogen (sexual recombination of the fungus and oligo -/polygenic control of the DMI resistance formation), on the other hand, in a decrease of selection pressure by the individual triazoles during the last years.