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Non-Mendelian transmission in a human developmental disorder: split hand/split foot.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Oct 1994

Jarvik G P, Patton M A, Homfray T, Evans J P

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The study of Mendelian disorders that do not meet some Mendelian expectations has led to an increased understanding of such previously obscure genetic phenomena as anticipation. Split hand/split foot (SHSF), a human developmental malformation, demonstrates such distinctive genetic features as reduced penetrance and variable expressivity. In this study, new pedigrees with defined ascertainment confirm the...

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