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H. Zimmerman, J. Curran (1954)
Familial incidence of congenital heart disease.Transactions. American College of Cardiology, 3
(1951)
Congenital pyloric stenosis : an investigation of
R. Record, T. Mckeown (1953)
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By STEVENSON1 (1955)
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY IN NORTHERN IRELAND *Annals of Human Genetics, 19
10. fifty-one families
McKeown McKeown, MacMahon MacMahon, Parsons Parsons (1953)
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Slater Slater (1944)
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Stevenson Stevenson (1954)
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T. Mckeown, B. Macmahon, C. Parsons (1953)
THE FAMILIAL INCIDENCE OF CONGENITAL MALFORMATION OF THE HEARTBritish Heart Journal, 15
(1951)
The association of congenital malfomtions of the heart with birth rank and maternal
E. Slater (1943)
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T. Mckeown, B. Macmahon, R. Record (1953)
An investigation of 69 cases of exomphalos.American journal of human genetics, 5 2
R. Record, A. Smith (1955)
Incidence, Mortality, and Sex Distribution of Mongoloid DefectivesBritish Journal of Preventive & Social Medicine, 9
Stevenson Stevenson (1953)
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B. Macmahon, T. Mckeown, R. Record (1953)
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Summary Published muscular dystrophy pedigrees showed asymmetries in the numbers of maternal and paternal aunts and uncles. The question arose of the numbers which should be expected for normal children and it was deduced that symmetry was a reasonable expectation. This was confirmed in a sample of normal children. The analysis was then extended to the families of propositi with other congenital abnormalities, mongolism, exomphalos, congenital heart disease, patent ductus arteriosus and infantile pyloric stenosis. Other asymmetries of numbers were found with respect to the sex of the propositus, of the parent, and of the parents' sibs. It was concluded that at least some of these findings were related to the factors determining the occurrence of the abnormalities.
Annals of Human Genetics – Wiley
Published: Mar 1, 1959
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