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Exome sequencing reveals the first intragenic deletion in ABCA5 underlying autosomal recessive hypertrichosis.

Clinical and experimental dermatology - 1 Jun 2022

Raza Rubab, Ullah Asmat, Haider Nighat, Krishin Jai, Shah Muqadar, Khan Fati Ullah, Abdullah, Hansen Torben, Raza Syed Irfan, Ahmad Wasim, Basit Sulman

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BACKGROUND: Hereditary hypertrichosis (HH) is characterized by excessive hair growth on various body areas, which is independent of the individual's age. This rare hair disorder has been classified by its origin (genetic or acquired), age of onset, breadth of hair distribution (universal or localized) and the affected body areas. HH is often linked to several additional congenital abnormalities involving teeth,...

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PMID: 35150007
DOI: 10.1111/ced.15128

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