RFC1-3p22-p24 HSN1B

Bianca R Grosz1,2, Melina Ellis1,2, Shuchi Trivedi1,3

  • 1Northcott Neuroscience Laboratory, ANZAC Research Institute, Sydney Local Health District, Concord, Australia.

概括

自体递归遗传感官神经病变 (HSN) 是由RFC1基因扩张引起的,而不是自体主导的HSN1B位点. 这一发现纠正了之前的遗传映射,并澄清了HSN的遗传基础.

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