proband
pro·band
noun \ˈprō-ˌband, prō-ˈ\Definition of PROBAND
: an individual affected with a disorder who is the first subject in a study (as of a genetic character in a family lineage)
Origin of PROBAND
Latin probandus, gerundive of probare
First Known Use: circa 1929
Rhymes with PROBAND
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pro·band
noun \ˈprō-ˌband\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of PROBAND
: an individual affected with a disorder who is the first subject in a study (as of a genetic character in a family lineage)—called also propositus
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