Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5892602 Bone 2009 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Our study suggests that the novel G46X and C114Y mutations in exon 3 in WISP3 gene are responsible for PPD in Chinese patients. Furthermore, many heterozygous carriers (c.8004C>T and c.8209G>A) are found in the two families, suggesting the existence of a founder effect in the locality where they live, respectively.
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