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Behavior Genetics, 1984
Familial patterns of mental retardation were examined among white and black children in the NINCDS Collaborative Perinatal Project population. Among whites, the mildly retarded children had more affected relatives than did the severely retarded, consistent with the traditional two-group theory of mental retardation.
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Familial patterns of mental retardation were examined among white and black children in the NINCDS Collaborative Perinatal Project population. Among whites, the mildly retarded children had more affected relatives than did the severely retarded, consistent with the traditional two-group theory of mental retardation.
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Lysosomes and Mental Retardation
The Quarterly Review of Biology, 1972Lysosomes, discovered by Christian de Duve in 1952, and since shown to be characteristic constituent organelles of all cells, are very important containers of acid hydrolases and perhaps other digestive enzymes. The functions of these enzymes relate to extracellular digestion of cells, intracellular digestion, and self-lysis of the cell.
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Keratoconus in the mentally retarded
Acta Ophthalmologica, 1992Abstract Among 212 institutionalized mentally retarded, there were 16 patients with keratoconus (7.5%). Eight of the keratoconus cases were unilateral. The possible role of eye rubbing as well as other etiological factors are discussed.
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Orthotics for the Mentally Retarded
Orthopedic Clinics of North America, 1981Although only a portion of mentally retarded persons need orthotic management, these services can help achieve increased function and independence or make custodial care easier for the health care team or family.
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