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In one study of Müllerian aplasia, 4/63 cases (6 per cent) were linked to a 17q12 microdeletion

A source reports “63 cases” in the context of mullerian gu: “In one study of Müllerian aplasia, 4/63 cases (6 per cent) were linked to a 17q12 microdeletion.”

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In one study of Müllerian aplasia, 4/63 cases (6 per cent) were linked to a 17q12 microdeletion.

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17q12 microdeletions (rarechromo.org patient leaflet) patient_org - today 1.00