Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4167297 | The Journal of Pediatrics | 2009 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
Upd(14)mat and epimutation of 14q32.2 represent clinically discernible phenotypes and should be designated “upd(14)mat syndrome.” This syndrome demonstrates a PWS-like phenotype particularly during infancy. The MEG3 methylation test can detect upd(14)mat syndrome defects and should therefore be performed for all undiagnosed infants with hypotonia.
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Authors
Kana MS, Masayo MD, PhD, Touju MD, PhD, Masaya MD, PhD, Kenji MD, PhD, Mitsuhiro MD, PhD, Kimiaki MD, Jun MD, PhD, Tsutomu MD, PhD, Shinji MD, PhD,