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Contribution to the 18q- syndrome. A patient with del(18) (q22.3qter)
Clinical Genetics
|April 1, 1987
Abstract:
A patient with the typical features of the 18q- syndrome, but with the deletion restricted to the most distal part, bands q22.3----qter is reported. The cytogenetic finding is supported by a decrease in activity of the enzyme peptidase A.
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