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Statistical models for trisomic phenotypes.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Jan 1996

Lamb N E, Feingold E, Sherman S L

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Certain genetic disorders are rare in the general population but more common in individuals with specific trisomies, which suggests that the genes involved in the etiology of these disorders may be located on the trisomic chromosome. As with all aneuploid syndromes, however, a considerable degree...

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