Genetics of common malformations.

Abstract excerpt

Advanced technology has recently allowed us to study rare Mendelian disorders in an unprecedented manner. The same technology should allow us also to study more common malformations. Many of these are not caused by a variant in a single Mendelian gene but by interplay between series of genetic variants and exogenous influences. Likely the site from which the DNA is derived is of great importance in studying...

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