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Finding underlying genetic mechanisms of two patients with autism spectrum disorder carrying familial apparently balanced chromosomal translocations.

The journal of gene medicine - 1 Apr 2021

Toraman Bayram, Bilginer Samiye Çilem, Hesapçıoğlu Selma Tural, Göker Zeynep, Soykam Hüseyin Okan, Ergüner Bekir, Dinçer Tuba, Yıldız Gökhan, Ünsal Serbülent, Kasap Burak Kaan, Kandil Sema, Kalay Ersan

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BACKGROUND: Genetic etiologies of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are complex, and the genetic factors identified so far are very diverse. In complex genetic diseases such as ASD, de novo or inherited chromosomal abnormalities are valuable findings for researchers with respect to identifying the underlying genetic risk factors. With gene mapping studies on these chromosomal abnormalities, dozens of genes have...

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PMID: 33591602
DOI: 10.1002/jgm.3322

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