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Deletion of 7q22 and ectrodactyly.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 13 Jan 1992 English Journal:Genetic counseling (Geneva, Switzerland), volume 2 (issn: 1015-8146, Copyright policy )
Authors: H, Rivera; J, Sanchez-Corona; V R, Burgos-Fuentes; M J, Melendez-Ruiz;

pmid: 1741973

Deletion of 7q22 and ectrodactyly.

Abstract

We report the case of an infant with 3-limb ectrodactyly and a deletion of most of 7q22. This observation, along with 4 similar cases from the literature, suggests the presence of a locus affecting limb differentiation in 7q22 near to the proximal interface.

Keywords

Fingers, Male, Phenotype, Ectromelia, Karyotyping, Humans, Infant, Abnormalities, Multiple, Chromosome Deletion, Toes, Chromosomes, Human, Pair 7

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