Abstract
The genetic contribution to disease varies; some disorders are entirely environmental and others are wholly genetic. Many common disorders, however, have an appreciable genetic contribution but do not follow simple patterns of inheritance within a family. The terms multifactorial or polygenic inheritance have been used to describe the aetiology of these disorders. Normal traits inherited in this way include height and intelligence.
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Kingston, H. M. (1989). ABC of clinical genetics. Genetics of common disorders. BMJ, 298(6678), 949–952. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.298.6678.949
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