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X‐linked myopia: Bornholm Eye Disease

1990-10-01

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Linkage analysis in a family with X‐linked myopia gave a positive LOD score (z=4.8 at theta = 0) for linkage to F8C. These results suggest a provisional assignment for the locus of this syndrome to the distal part of the X chromosome at Xq28. Based on the clinical and genetic evidence, a redefinition of this clinical syndrome, named Bornholm Eye Disease (BED), was made to include amblyopia, myopia, and deuteranopi...

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Literature Corpus work: c42a76f0-944c-5631-bf6e-4f8b63e7a659
DOI: 10.1111/j.1399-0004.1990.tb03582.x

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