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DiGeorge syndrome, also
known as 22q11.2
deletion syndrome, is a
syndrome caused by a
microdeletion on the long arm of
chromosome 22.
While the symptoms...
- uncontrollably.
DiGeorge syndrome (known as 22q11.2 deletion)
caused by a
deletion in the 22nd chromosome. Some of the
typical symptoms ****ociated with
DiGeorge Syndrome...
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mutations is one that
shows grave symptoms. The 22q11.2
mutation leads to
DiGeorge or
velocardiofacial syndromes. Similarly, the
mutations in the TBX1 genome...
- The
microprocessor complex subunit DGCR8 (
DiGeorge syndrome critical region 8) is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the DGCR8 gene. In
other animals...
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primary candidate gene in some
haploinsufficiency syndromes such as
DiGeorge syndrome, and
insufficient production of the gene may
disrupt normal embryonic...
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immunodeficiency now
commonly referred to as
DiGeorge syndrome.
DiGeorge was the son of two
Italian immigrants,
Antonio DiGiorgio and his wife
Emilia (née Taraborelli)...
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conditions such as
frontonasal dysplasia, Waardenburg–Shah syndrome, and
DiGeorge syndrome.
Defining the
mechanisms of
neural crest development may reveal...
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certain immunodeficiencies, such as
DiGeorge Syndrome.
Thymus transplantation is used to
treat infants with
DiGeorge syndrome,
which results in an absent...
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developmental birth defects,
producing mouse models for
human syndromes such as
DiGeorge syndrome (TBX1) and
ulnar mammary syndrome (TBX3). Her work has been important...
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discontinued as well. In any case, it
remains under development for
treatment of
DiGeorge syndrome.
Fasoracetam appears to
modulate and
stimulate all
three groups...
