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Chromosomal study in newborn infants with congenital anomalies in Assiut University hospital: Cross-sectional study

2011-05-01

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In 40–60% of congenital malformations, the cause is unknown. Genetic factors account for approximately 15%; environmental factors produce approximately 10%; a combination of genetic and environmental influences produces 20–25%. The study aims to document prevalence and patterns of congenital malformations detected at birth in Assiut University hospital and clarify underlying chromosomal abnormalities of such malfo...

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Literature Corpus work: fc1c23eb-0686-5743-8723-2dfbd89a88a8
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejmhg.2011.02.003

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