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This disease is linked to
biallelic
loss-of-function mutations of the SMARCAL1 gene.
2
WES data led to identification of
biallelic
loss-of-function mutations in the ATF6 gene.
3
Similar findings were observed when limited to participants with
biallelic
mutations.
4
Here we describe seven living individuals from five families with
biallelic
CEP55 variants.
5
Moreover, RNA-DNA combined FISH experiments confirmed the
biallelic
expression of one such novel domain.
6
We retrieved cells with
biallelic
deletion at a frequency exceeding that of probabilistic expectation.
7
Using a variant classification agnostic approach,
biallelic
mutations in PRIM1 were identified in five individuals.
8
The defect in the enzymatic activity is due to
biallelic
mutations in the UROD gene.
9
In one of them the most common
biallelic
germline mutation in the MYH gene was detected.
10
We hypothesized
biallelic
disruption of a gene leading to a defect related to the primary cilium.
11
This
biallelic
inactivation resulted in loss of expression of MLH1 in the tumor as confirmed by immunohistochemistry.
12
A-T is caused by
biallelic
inactivation of the ATM gene, in most cases by frameshift or nonsense mutations.
13
RB is a primarily pediatric cancer arising from the retina, initiated by
biallelic
loss of the RB1 gene.
14
Importantly,
biallelic
gene knockout is obtained at high frequency by only one round of targeting using a single marker.
15
BS is caused by
biallelic
mutations in either the FKBP10 or the PLOD2 gene.
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Retinoblastoma is an aggressive childhood cancer of the developing retina that is initiated by the
biallelic
loss of RB1.
biallelic
biallelic mutations
biallelic loss
biallelic expression
biallelic inactivation
biallelic germline