IPA: /ˈhæpləˌtaɪp/
KK: /ˈhæp.ləˌtaɪp/
A set of genes or genetic markers that are inherited together from one parent, often used in studies of genetics and ancestry.
Researchers analyzed the haplotype to understand the genetic variations in the population.
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Haplotype → It is formed from "haplo-" (from Greek "haploos", meaning single or simple) and "type" (from Greek "typos", meaning model or impression). The word refers to a group of genes inherited together from a single parent, representing a single type of genetic makeup.
Think of 'single' ('haplo-') genes that form a specific 'type' ('type') of genetic combination — that's what a haplotype is.