Clinical features of primary ovarian failure caused by a point mutation in the follicle-stimulating hormone receptor gene.

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The recent finding that a mutation in the FSH receptor gene causes ovarian dysgenesis prompted the present study to determine the phenotype caused by this mutation. Twenty-two patients with ovarian dysgenesis and a 566C-->T mutation in the FSH receptor gene (designated FSH-resistant ovaries or FSHRO) were compared with 30 clinically similar patients with ovarian dysgenesis (designated ODG) who did not have this...

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