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Analysis of deletions in three McLeod patients: exclusion of the XS locus from the Xp21.1–Xp21.2 region

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The McLeod syndrome is a rare X-linked recessive disorder characterized by blood group, neuromuscular and haematopoietic abnormalities. It is caused by XK gene defects and may include large deletions in the Xp21 region. Analysis of three unrelated McLeod patients for the presence of the XK, DMD, CYBB, ETX1, RPGR and OTC loci, as well as for the DXS709 marker, revealed deletions from the 39th exon…

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1 Wassim El Nemer Corresponding Inserm (FR) Institut National de la Transf… (FR)
2 Yves Colin Inserm (FR) Institut National de la Transf… (FR)
3 Emmanuel Collec Inserm (FR) Institut National de la Transf… (FR) —
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