Association of Polymorphism in Locus of rs274503 (ZBED5/GALNT18) with the Risk of Idiopathic Clubfoot in Chinese Children: An 11-Center Case-Control Study.

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Association of Polymorphism in Locus of rs274503 (ZBED5/GALNT18) with the Risk of Idiopathic Clubfoot in Chinese Children: An 11-Center Case-Control Study.

Genetic testing and molecular biomarkers - 1 Dec 2024

Li Jingchun, Kang Xiaopeng, Zhu Guanghui, Zhao Zhanbo, Chen Shunyou, Guo Yueming, Shen Xiantao, Shao Jingfan, Jiang Fei, Li Jin, Nan Guoxin, Xu Hongwen, Xia Huimin

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Background: Idiopathic clubfoot (IC) can be corrected initially using the Ponseti method, but still there is a high recurrence rate. The etiology of IC may include many undetermined genetic and environmental factors. Single nucleotide polymorphism of rs274503 in ZBED5/GALNT18 has been found to be associated with IC in Caucasian children. Therefore, we decided to investigate the association between this...

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PMID: 39652342
DOI: 10.1089/gtmb.2023.0477
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