亨廷顿病的遗传分析:CAG重复分析的洞察力,用于精确诊断和管理

Sezin Canbek1,2, Hazal Ceren Manazoğlu3, Yaren Dinçtürk4

  • 1Umraniye Research and Training Hospital, Medical Genetics Department, Istanbul, Türkiye.

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概括

亨廷顿病的诊断得到了通过Cytosine-Adenine-Guanine (CAG) 三核酸重复计数39或更高的证实. 遗传重复扩张可能会影响疾病发病,并注意到早期的父性传播.

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