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The physical phenotype of girls and women with Turner syndrome is not X-imprinted.

Human genetics - 1 May 2007

Bondy Carolyn A, Matura Lea Ann, Wooten Nicole, Troendle James, Zinn Andrew R, Bakalov Vladimir K

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Certain behavioral and metabolic aspects of Turner syndrome (TS) are attributed to X-chromosome genomic imprinting. To investigate the possible contribution of imprinting to the physical features of the TS phenotype in live-born individuals, we genotyped the single normal X-chromosome in subjects with TS who all underwent a comprehensive evaluation as part of the NIH genotype-phenotype protocol. All had physical...

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PMID: 17242899
DOI: 10.1007/s00439-007-0324-4

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