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Prenatal diagnosis for the unstable CTG repeat sequence in myotonic dystrophy: a retrospective study in a French family.

Genetic counseling (Geneva, Switzerland) - 1 Jan 1994

Lucotte G, Berriche S, David F, Mariotti M, Turpin J C

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The results of DNA analysis for the unstable CTG repeat are reported in a french family of myotonic dystrophy. This retrospective study confirms results obtained previously with a linked DNA marker, using the CTG repeat DNA sequence in the same family. The demonstrated possibility of predicting phenotype as well as genotype in prenatal diagnosis is important for such a disorder, were subjects may be severely...

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PMID: 7917127

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