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Linkage analysis of 62 X-chromosomal loci excludes the X chromosome in an Icelandic family showing apparent X-linked recessive inheritance of neural tube defects

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Authors
Newton, R
Stanier, P
Loughna, S
Henderson, D J
Forbes, S A
Farrall, M
Jensson, O
Moore, G E
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1994-05

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Clin. Genet. 1994, 45(5):241-9
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We report here the findings of a linkage analysis, involving numerous markers from the human X chromosome, in an attempt to localise a putative gene causing apparent X-linked spina bifida and anencephaly (SBA) in a large Icelandic pedigree. Two-point linkage analysis was performed using markers from 62 informative loci in this family. Although small positive lod scores were found at a number of these loci, none reached the significance level for linkage. Haplotypes were extensively analysed and found to exclude linkage to the X chromosome.
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