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Dictionary » G » Genetic penetrance Genetic penetranceDefinition noun (genetics) The frequency or rate of occurrence, typically in percentage, of a particular trait or condition (e.g. disease) expressed among individuals carrying the same deleterious (or disease-causing) gene.
Genetic penetrance describes the likelihood that a particular gene will be expressed and result in a disease. It may be:
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