Familial cutis tricolor: a possible example of paradominant inheritance.

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Cutis tricolor is a recently described skin disorder characterized by the coexistence of congenital hyper- and hypopigmented macules adjacent to each other on a background of normal skin. It has been considered to represent an example of didymosis (twin spotting), which is a particular form of loss of heterozygosity. Cutis tricolor may occur as a cutaneous feature of various multisystem birth defects. We report...

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