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Clinical and laboratory survey of 65 Chinese patients with Leigh syndrome.

Chinese medical journal - 5 Mar 2006

Yang Yan-ling, Sun Fang, Zhang Yao, Qian Ning, Yuan Yun, Wang Zhao-xia, Qi Yu, Xiao Jiang-xi, Wang Xiao-ying, Qi Zhao-yue, Zhang Yue-hua, Jiang Yu-wu, Bao Xin-hua, Qin Jiong, Wu Xi-ru

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BACKGROUND: Leigh syndrome is an inherited neurodegenerative disease that emerges in infancy and childhood and presents with a clinically heterogeneous variety of neuromuscular and non-neuromuscular disorders. It can result from the inheritance of mutations in either nuclear or mitochondrial DNA. In the current study, we performed a retrospective study in 65 patients in order to investigate the clinical and...

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PMID: 16542579

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