What Is a Candidate Gene?

Candidate genes, also translated into post-selected genes, are located at chromosomal sites. The expression of these genes in diseases is unclear.

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Candidate genes, also translated into post-selected genes, are located at chromosomal sites. The expression of these genes in diseases is unclear.

Candidate genes, also translated into candidate genes, are located at chromosomal sites. The expression of these genes in diseases is unclear, and their protein products are also being explored. They are involved in the phenotypic expression of organisms, and linkage analysis suggests that they are associated with a certain part of the genome. These genes may be structural genes, regulatory genes or genes that affect trait expression in biochemical metabolic pathways.