monogenic
/mɒnəˈdʒenɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Originating from a single gene or a single genetic factor.
“The doctor explained that the patient’s condition was monogenic, caused by a mutation in a single gene.”
2. noun
A disease or trait caused by a single gene or a single genetic factor.
“Monogenic diseases often have a clear genetic link and can be predicted based on family history.”