… The integration systems themselves are under genetic control … framework for linking genetic
and phenotypic variation from an … can elucidate genetic influences on phenotypic variation in …

… our knowledge about phenotype biology … genetic and epigenetic code are widely unknown,
their identification suggested causal connections between genetic and epigenetic information…

… that determine epg or genes the directly affect disease phenotypes. For clarity, we have … ind
to genes that affect disease independently of epigenetics and the subscript epg to genes that …

… of phenotypic plasticity and (2) the environmental sensitivity of epigenetic modification.
We assess the strength of empirical evidence for roles of phenotypic plasticity and epigenetic …

… Phenotypic integration refers to the relationships among multiple characters of a complex
phenotype… In this review, I summarize a brief history of the concept of phenotypic integration in …

… factors through epigenetic regulation. This suggests that a combined analysis of genetic and
epigenetic variation may be more effective in characterizing the obesity phenotype. To date, …

… ofa generalized quantitative genetic model of growth and development are examined. In
particular, we explore the role of intrinsic genetic and epigenetic phenomena in understanding …

… These include genetic effects, transgenerational epigenetic … in which cues are integrated to
determine mature phenotypes in … The mother's phenotype and a quantitative genetic effect act …

… genetic and epigenetic indicators as part of their investigations, harvesting the wealth of
information … statistical modelling of genetic, polygenic, and epigenetic measures in longitudinal …

… gene sequences are examples of epigenetics at the level of the structure and function of the
gene, sometimes referred to as the “phenotype” of the gene… and phenotype established over …