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Skewed X chromosome inactivation in carriers is not a constant finding in FG syndrome
Martine Raynaud, Sabine Dessay, Nathalie Ronce, John Opitz, Marcus Pembrey, Corrado Romano, Claude Moraine and Sylvain Briault
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There are at least three gene localizations for FG syndrome: FGS1 (Xq12-Xq21.31), FGS2 (Xq11 or Xq28) and FGS3 (Xpter-Xp22.3).
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Results of X chromosome inactivation analysis in 14 FG families (in order of family numbers). AR locus: bold type. FMR 1 locus: framed type. NA: not analysable, NI: not informative. Ages at time blood samples were taken are specified in italics when known. Alleles are numbered arbitrarily in each family and numbers are presented on the figure when it is of interest, followed by the density ratios of each allele. The four families with extremely skewed X-inactivation profiles suspected in carriers are framed and it is noted if the paternal or maternal allele was preferentially inactivated. Standard nomenclature is used for all symbols.
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=0 for X-chromosome makers of the FGS1 and FGS3 regions in 13 of the 14 families of Figure 2 (patients deceased in family 26313: no linkage study.