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ARTICLE

Absence of disease phenotype and intergenerational stability
of the CAG repeat in transgenic mice expressing the human
Huntington disease transcript
Y P Goldberg, M A Kalchman, M Metzler
J Nasir, J Zeisler, R Graham, H B Koide
J O'Kusky, A H Sharp, C A Ross, F Jirik
and M R Hayden P. 177


REPORTS

FRA3B extends over a broad region and contains a
spontaneous HPV16 integration site: direct evidence
for the coincidence of viral integration sites and fragile sites
C M Wilke, B K Hall, A Hoge, W Paradee,
D I Smith and T W Glover P. 187


Relationship of genotype to phenotype in fibroblast-derived
transmitochondrial cell lines carrying the 3243 mutation
associated with the MELAS encephalomyopathy: shift
towards mutant genotype and role of mtDNA copy number
H A C M Bentlage and G Attardi P.197


Analysis of CAG repeat of the Machado-Joseph gene in
human, chimpanzee and monkey populations: a variant
nucleotide is associated with the number of CAG repeats
P Limprasert, N Nouri, R A Heyman,
C Nopparatana, M Kamonsilp,
P L Deininger and B J B Keats P. 207


Somatic mutations are frequent and increase with age
in human kidney epithelial cells
G M Martin, C E Ogburn, L M Colgin
A M Gown, S D Edland and R J Monnat
P. 215

Molecular characterization of breakpoints in patients with
holoprosencephaly and definition of the HPE2 critical region
2p21
U Schell, J Wienberg, A Koehler P Bray-Ward,
D E Ward, W G Wilson, W P Allen, R R Lebel,
J R Sawyer, P L Campbell, D J Aughton,
H H Punnett, E J Lammer, F-T Kao, D C Ward
and M Muenke P. 223


Mutational hotspots in the LAMB3 gene in the lethal
(Herlitz) type of junctional epidermolysis bullosa
S Kivirikko, J A McGrath, L Pulkkinen
J Uitto and A M Christiano P. 231


Localization of a tumor suppressor gene in 11p15.5
using the g401 Wilms' tumor assay
L H Reid, A West, D G Gioeli,
K K Phillips, K F Kelleher, D Araujo,
E J Stanbridge, S F Dowdy, D S Gerhard
and B E Weissman P. 239


Novel mutations detected in the TSC2 gene from
both sporadic and familial TSC patients
P J Wilson, V Ramesh, A Kristiansen,
C Bove, S Jozwiak, D J Kwiatkowski
M P Short and J L Haines P.249


Molecular analysis of the SMN and NAIP genes in
Spanish spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) families and
correlation between number of copies of cBCD541
and SMA phenotype
E Velasco, C Valero, A Valero, F Moreno
and C Hernandez-Chico P. 257


Functional analysis of six androgen receptor mutations
identified in patients with partial androgen insensitivity
syndrome
C L Bevan, B B Brown, H R Davies
B A J Evans, I A Hughes and M N Patterson
P. 265


A candidate gene for mild mental handicap at the FRAXE
fragile site
L Chakrabarti, S J L Knight, A V Flannery
and K E Davies P. 275


Elevation in the ratio of Cu/Zn-superoxide dismutase to
glutathione peroxidase activity induces features of cellular
senescence and this effect is mediated by hydrogen peroxide
J B de Haan, F Cristiano, R Iannello
C Bladier, M J Kelner, I Kola P. 283


LINKAGE REPORT

Localisation of pseudohypoaldosteronism genes to
chromosome 16p12.2-13.11 and 12p13.1-pter by
homozygosity mapping
S S Strautnieks, R J Thompson,
A Hanukoglu, M J Dillon, I Hanukoglu,
U Kuhnle, J Seckl, R M Gardiner and
E Chung P. 293

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