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Haplotype analysis of the CAG and CCG repeats in 21 Brazilian families with Huntington's disease.

Journal of human genetics - 1 Dec 2012

Agostinho Luciana de A, Rocha Catielly F, Medina-Acosta Enrique, Barboza Hazel N, da Silva Antônio F Alves, Pereira Simão P F, da Silva Iane Dos Santos, Paradela Eduardo R, Figueiredo André L dos S, Nogueira Eduardo de M, Alvarenga Regina M P, Hernan Cabello Pedro, dos Santos Suely R, Paiva Carmen L A

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We studied the allelic profile of CAG and CCG repeats in 61 Brazilian individuals in 21 independent families affected by Huntington's disease (HD). Thirteen individuals had two normal alleles for HD, two had one mutable normal allele and no HD phenotype, and forty-six patients carried at least one expanded CAG repeat allele. Forty-five of these individuals had one expanded allele and one individual had one...

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PMID: 23051704
DOI: 10.1038/jhg.2012.120

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