One hundred years of pleiotropy¶
Stearns, F. W. (2010). One hundred years of pleiotropy: A retrospective. Genetics, 186(3), 767-773.
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- Multiplexing
- Molecular biology: One gene's product participates in several pathways (pleiotropy), and laboratory "multiplex assays" probe many targets in a single reaction by tagging each target with a distinguishable label, then reading the labels apart.
This sourceReview of pleiotropy: one gene's product participates in multiple phenotypic pathways at once — the biological analogue of one substrate serving many functions, the same logic exploited by multiplexed laboratory assays probing many tagged targets in one reaction.
- Molecular biology: One gene's product participates in several pathways (pleiotropy), and laboratory "multiplex assays" probe many targets in a single reaction by tagging each target with a distinguishable label, then reading the labels apart.
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