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通过一项全面的家族研究来调查TNNC1基因遗传和临床结果

Constantinos Patsalis1, Skevi Kyriakou1, Michaella Georgiadou1

  • 1Medicover Genetics, Nicosia, Cyprus.

American journal of medical genetics. Part A
|September 9, 2024
PubMed
概括

在TNNC1的一个罕见的遗传变异导致致命的限制性心肌病 (RCM) 在婴儿同卵性对突变. 同一个变异在成年人中引起轻度多变性心肌病 (HCM),突出显示了心脏病中复杂的遗传遗传.

关键词:
在TNNC1上,它是TNNC1.自体逆向遗传是一种自体逆向遗传.限制性心肌病症 限制性心肌病症

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