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Association of missense variant DCLRE1B rs3761936 with breast and cervical cancer risk-A case-control study. [PDF]
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Homozygotes for FRA16B are Normal
Chromosome Research, 1999Homozygotes for the rare folate-sensitive autosomal fragile sites have never been recorded. Two non-folate-sensitive rare fragile sites (FRA10B and FRA17A) have been previously recorded in normal individuals. We document two unrelated normal individuals who are homozygotes for the rare fragile site FRA16B and record the patterns of induction of this ...
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Klinische Wochenschrift, 1973
Bei der systematischen Untersuchung von 26 Familien von Patienten, die als Nebenbefund eine Bisalbuminamie aufwiesen, wurde eine gesunde homozygote Merkmalstragerin mit Alloalbumin B (AlB/AlB) entdeckt. Auserdem fanden wir ofter transitorische, nicht familiare Bisalbuminamie.
H. Ott, St. Sandk�hler, B. Feinauer
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Bei der systematischen Untersuchung von 26 Familien von Patienten, die als Nebenbefund eine Bisalbuminamie aufwiesen, wurde eine gesunde homozygote Merkmalstragerin mit Alloalbumin B (AlB/AlB) entdeckt. Auserdem fanden wir ofter transitorische, nicht familiare Bisalbuminamie.
H. Ott, St. Sandk�hler, B. Feinauer
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Synpolydactyly of the Foot in Homozygotes
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 2006In 2002, we reinvestigated a large synpolydactyly kindred first described in 1995. It was found to have expanded with an increase in number of homozygous offspring. These homozygotes had severe hypoplasia, with synpolydactyly of their hands and feet. We present the clinical, genetic, and surgical findings of this deformity and the histologic findings ...
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Psychiatric findings in Wolfram syndrome homozygotes
The Lancet, 1990Diabetes mellitus and bilateral optic atrophy are the defining characteristics of the autosomal recessive Wolfram syndrome. Diabetes insipidus, neurogenic bladder, deafness, and other neurological manifestations are frequent. A review was made of the medical records of 68 Wolfram syndrome patients, aged between 8 and 43 years, identified by casefinding
R G, Swift, D B, Sadler, M, Swift
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