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posted 01-27-2000 10:23 AM
We have recently seen a family in which the combination of apparent branchial arch anomalies and minor digital defects is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait. They had been diagnosed as having Treacher Collins syndrome, but that clearly is not the correct diagnosis. They are very motivated to have someone try to identify the gene. There are at least 6 affected individuals in three generations. Please contact: Helga Toriello, Ph.D. Genetics Services 21 Michigan St. Suite 465 Grand Rapids, MI 49503phone: 616-391-2701 fax: 616-391-3114 Email: helga.toriello@spectrum-health.org IP: 160.45.191.21 |