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Brachdactyly Instigated as a Result of Mutation in GDF5 and NOG Genes in Pakistani Population

13 Feb 2018

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OBJECTIVES: Brachdactyly a genetic disorder associated with the abnormal development of metacarpals, phalanges or both which results in the shortening of hands and feet. Mutations in the contributing genes has been recognized with the majority of the investigated syndromic form of brachdactyly. The current study was proposed to examine mutation in NOG and GDF5 genes in a Pakistani family. METHODS: Poly Acrylamide...

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PMID: 29643884
DOI: 10.12669/pjms.341.12885

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