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Discovery of gene mutation which causes epilepsy and mental retardation - but only in women
news-medical.net May 12, 2008
An Australian and British research team have discovered a gene mutation that causes epilepsy and mental retardation but only in women. ... The condition, known as Epilepsy and Mental Retardation limited to Females (EFMR), is found only in particular families and only...
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