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The 10 pages that link to Heteroplasmy, each with the reason it gives.

• Mitochondrial DNARelated: It explains why a mutation's effects can vary with the proportion of altered genomes.

• Mitochondrial diseaseRelated: Different proportions of healthy and altered mitochondrial DNA help explain variable disease severity.

• Mitochondrial inheritanceRelated: Unequal mitochondrial variants can produce different inheritance outcomes among descendants.

• Mitochondrial dysfunctionRelated: The proportion of mutant mitochondrial genomes can determine whether dysfunction crosses a damaging threshold.

• Mitochondrial replacement therapyRelated: The amount of residual maternal mitochondrial DNA is central to estimating disease risk after replacement.

• Leber's hereditary optic neuropathyRelated: Variation in mutant mitochondrial DNA levels can influence disease expression in some families.

• Somatic mosaicismCompared with: It is a distinct form of genetic mixture involving mitochondrial genomes.

• Leigh syndromeRelated: Variable proportions of mutant mitochondrial DNA can influence disease severity and tissue involvement.

• Extranuclear inheritanceRelated: Mixed organelle genomes can segregate unevenly, changing traits across tissues or generations.

• MitochondriaRelated: The proportion of altered mitochondrial genomes can influence disease severity.