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Significats de affect siblings en anglès

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Ús de affect siblings en anglès
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We have characterized a family comprising two affected siblings born to healthy parents.
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Three affected siblings had the characteristic features of Setleis syndrome.
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Three affected siblings had characteristic white matter abnormalities and presented with progressive neurological decline.
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Sanger sequencing confirmed the presence of the homozygous mutation in the other three affected siblings.
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It was observed that the segregation of NRAMP1 haplotypes into affected siblings was significantly nonrandom.
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The presence of psychotic symptoms in AD confers increased risk of similar symptoms to affected siblings.
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Purpose: We revisited 42 families with two or more cleft- affected siblings who participated in previous studies.
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Gender was randomly distributed among bipolar sibships, demonstrating the absence of gender resemblance among affected siblings.
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In order to test this hypothesis, we studied 102 sibships with two or more affected siblings.
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We observed gonosomal mosaicism for a variant in PAX3 in an asymptomatic father of two affected siblings.
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To identify the causative gene(s), exome sequencing was performed in a family with two affected siblings.
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To assess the significance of secondary cases we compare the incidence of affected siblings between probands and their spouses.
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No intrafamilial correlation was found for the gender of affected siblings, suggesting that familial vulnerability factors are not gender-specific.
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The null hypothesis of a random distribution of affected siblings was rejected (P=0.005).
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Conclusions: We have identified mutations in PLA2G4A as a cause of CMUSE in two affected siblings.
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Sanger sequencing confirmed the presence of this variant in a homozygous state in the two affected siblings, while both parents were heterozygous.
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