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multifactorial$50812$ - перевод на итальянский

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Multifactorial (disambiguation)

multifactorial      
adj. multifattoriale
genetic illness         
  • Diagram featuring examples of a disease located on each chromosome
  • Karyotype}}
HEALTH PROBLEM CAUSED BY ONE OR MORE ABNORMALITIES IN THE GENOME
Hereditary disease; Hereditary diseases; Genetic disease; Genetic illness; Genetic disorders; Hereditary disorder; Inherited disease; Hereditary condition; Genetic dissorders; Genetic deficiencies; Genetic defect; Genetic condition; Inherited disorder; Recessive genetic disorders; Single-gene disorder; Human Genetic Disease; Heritable disease; Recessive disorders; Heredofamilial; Genetic defects; Monogenic disorder; Hereditary mutation; Genetic Diseases, Inborn; Race related disabilities; Genetic diseases; Genetic Disorders; Genetic and Developmental Disorders; Heredetary disease; Multifactorial or multigenic disorder; Inherited diseases; Human genetic disease; Human genetic disorder; Monogenic (genetics); Human genetics disorders; Mendelian disorder; Familial genetic disease; Familial disease; Monogenic disease; Single gene disorder; Singlegene disorder; Single gene disorders; Single-gene disorders; Singlegene disorders; Genetic anomaly; X-linked syndrome; Mendelian disease; Monogenic inheritance; Single gene mutations; Genetic abnormality; Genetic abnormalities; X-linked genetic disorder; Mendelian disorders; Inheritable disorder; Inheritable disease; Genetic diseases, inborn; Gebasics; Single gene mutation; Genetic conditions; Genetic problem; Monogenic disorders; Genetic anomalies; Autosomal-recessive disease; Mendelian diseases
malattia genetica
genetic defect         
  • Diagram featuring examples of a disease located on each chromosome
  • Karyotype}}
HEALTH PROBLEM CAUSED BY ONE OR MORE ABNORMALITIES IN THE GENOME
Hereditary disease; Hereditary diseases; Genetic disease; Genetic illness; Genetic disorders; Hereditary disorder; Inherited disease; Hereditary condition; Genetic dissorders; Genetic deficiencies; Genetic defect; Genetic condition; Inherited disorder; Recessive genetic disorders; Single-gene disorder; Human Genetic Disease; Heritable disease; Recessive disorders; Heredofamilial; Genetic defects; Monogenic disorder; Hereditary mutation; Genetic Diseases, Inborn; Race related disabilities; Genetic diseases; Genetic Disorders; Genetic and Developmental Disorders; Heredetary disease; Multifactorial or multigenic disorder; Inherited diseases; Human genetic disease; Human genetic disorder; Monogenic (genetics); Human genetics disorders; Mendelian disorder; Familial genetic disease; Familial disease; Monogenic disease; Single gene disorder; Singlegene disorder; Single gene disorders; Single-gene disorders; Singlegene disorders; Genetic anomaly; X-linked syndrome; Mendelian disease; Monogenic inheritance; Single gene mutations; Genetic abnormality; Genetic abnormalities; X-linked genetic disorder; Mendelian disorders; Inheritable disorder; Inheritable disease; Genetic diseases, inborn; Gebasics; Single gene mutation; Genetic conditions; Genetic problem; Monogenic disorders; Genetic anomalies; Autosomal-recessive disease; Mendelian diseases
difetto genetico

Определение

multifactorial
¦ adjective involving or dependent on a number of factors or causes.

Википедия

Multifactorial

Multifactorial (having many factors) can refer to:

  • The multifactorial in mathematics.
  • Multifactorial inheritance, a pattern of predisposition for a disease process.