Mosaicism in women with focal dermal hypoplasia
Abstract
This report from Germany and France describes four women with focal dermal hypoplasia (FDH), a genetic condition affecting the skin, skeleton, teeth and eyes. FDH is caused by a mutant (abnormal) gene called PORCN, found on the X chromosome. Male embryos with the mutant gene do not usually survive. Females are more complicated. Firstly, they have two X chromosomes, but for FDH to show up it only needs the mutant gene to be present on one of...
Paper Details
Title
Mosaicism in women with focal dermal hypoplasia
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Volume
180
Issue
3
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