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1. [Genetic mapping of chromosome X: known localizations].

Author

Verellen-Dumoulin C

Subjects
Bone Diseases genetics, Chromosome Mapping, Endocrine System Diseases genetics, Eye Diseases genetics, Genetic Linkage, Hearing Disorders genetics, Hematologic Diseases genetics, Humans, Immunity, Intellectual Disability genetics, Kidney Diseases genetics, Nervous System Diseases genetics, Neuromuscular Diseases genetics, Syndrome, Metabolism, Inborn Errors genetics, X Chromosome
Abstract

To be a linkage between the clinician and the molecular biologist is the aim of this paper. All the known genes on the X chromosome are usually reported in most of the human gene mapping catalogs. Here, X-linked diseases precisely mapped on the X chromosome are classified by systems. Gene mapping of the phenotypes is given for each system.

Published
1989

2. [Psychological implications of family studies by molecular biology. An example--muscular dystrophy].

Author

Hayez JY and Verellen-Dumoulin C

Subjects
Ethics, Medical, Genetic Carrier Screening, Genetic Counseling, Humans, Muscular Dystrophies genetics, Pedigree, Psychology, Medical, Muscular Dystrophies psychology
Abstract

A dialogue between a geneticist and a M.D. trained in medical psychology has been established about problems arising in genetic counselling. A better knowledge of themselves allows them to increase the quality of genetic counselling by improving the communication techniques. The whole personality and not only the genetic disease of the individuals seeking genetic counselling is taken into account during the counselling process.

Published
1989

4. [S-100 protein in amniotic fluid of the ancencephalic fetus].

Author

Freund M, Sindic CJ, Van Regemorter N, Van Lierde M, Verellen-Dumoulin C, Masson PL, and De Meyer R

Subjects
Female, Fetus pathology, Humans, Necrosis, Pregnancy, Amniotic Fluid analysis, Anencephaly metabolism, S100 Proteins analysis
Abstract

S-100 protein, essentially of astrocytic origin, is present in the amniotic fluid of anencephalic fetuses. Its detection reflects tissue necrosis and could be complementary for prenatal diagnosis.

Published
1985

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