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Dictionary » G-deletion syndrome
 

G-deletion syndrome

Introduction: G-deletion syndrome

Description of G-deletion syndrome

G-deletion syndrome (medical condition): A rare chromosomal disorder where a portion of the long arm of chromosome 21 is deleted.

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Chromosome 21q, partial deletion:
  »Introduction: Chromosome 21q, partial deletion
  »Symptoms of Chromosome 21q, partial deletion

G-deletion syndrome: Related Topics

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G-deletion syndrome as a Disease

G-deletion syndrome: Another name for Chromosome 21q, partial deletion (or close medical condition association).
  »Introduction: Chromosome 21q, partial deletion
  »Symptoms of Chromosome 21q, partial deletion

Symptoms of G-deletion syndrome (Chromosome 21q, partial deletion)

Some of the symptoms of G-deletion syndrome incude:

See full list of 26 symptoms of G-deletion syndrome (Chromosome 21q, partial deletion)

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