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Wed Sep 29 16:12:42 EDT 1999 |
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Leonard Pelletier |
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NONE |
I have a 7 year old daughter that recently had genetic testing done at the Alberta Children's Hospital. "The results of the chromosome testing shows 46, XX, r(21)(p11, q22).ish, r(21)(p11, q22.3?) abnormal female kayotype." We as well as our physicians are searching for any information on ring 21 chromosome and if there is any current research in regards to as to the affects of this particular deletion. PLEASE if anybody has any information or can direct us to any resources that might be of assistance contact Leonard Pelletier at : hwresour@cadvision.com
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Sun Oct 17 17:16:37 EDT 1999 |
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Afixia Excoriate |
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Chromosome research |
I am 15 years old and want to find out what causes chromosome
abnormalities.
Right now I am doing it for my Biology research paper, But I plan on
the research I do now becoming the basis
of my life. If anyone has any information on what causes chromosome
abnormalitys
besides the theoryies of smoking,etc. please send them to me at my
email site. thank you.
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Sun Nov 7 16:27:37 EST 1999 |
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Brenda Savage |
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Walker Warburg Syndrome (WWS) or Muscle-Eye-Brain (MEB) Disease |
There is a Walker-Warburg Syndrome (WWS) or
Muscle-Eye-Brain (MEB) Disease Support List
at http://www.onelist.com/community/walkerwarburg .
The MEB gene maps to chromosome 1 p34-32.