- Proband - Wikipedia
Among the ancestors of the proband, other subjects may manifest the disease, but the proband typically refers to the member seeking medical attention or being studied, even if affected ancestors are known
- Proband - National Human Genome Research Institute
A proband is an individual who is affected by a genetic condition or who is concerned they are at risk Usually, the proband is the first person in a family who brings the concern of a genetic disorder to the attention of healthcare professionals
- Proband — Consilience
However, I was struck by the impersonal language used (e g , proband instead of person; phenotype instead of features; …) which seems to distance the paper from the real people and experiences about which it is written, and from the impacts of the work upon their lives
- GenomeXpress - providers. genedx. com
Because of the rapid TAT, samples on the proband must be submitted along with clinical information to begin testing If all of the required information is not available at the time the proband’s specimen is submitted, please inform us by emailing Xpress@GeneDx com
- ProBand - amazon. com
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- proband - Cancer Terminology
Definition The first person in a family to be identified as possibly having a genetic disorder and who may receive genetic counseling or testing The person may have a condition that is thought to be inherited or may be concerned about the risk of developing a genetic condition or passing it to a child
- proband - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocab Dictionary
In genetics and medicine, a proband refers to the person who is the subject of investigation, especially in studies of inherited conditions
- Proband - definition of proband by The Free Dictionary
n See index case [German Proband, person being tested, test subject, from Latin probandus, gerundive of probāre, to test; see prove ] American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company All rights
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