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Evidence that says no Kidneys and diabetes 1 supporting source confidence 97% novelty 70%

Be careful: Because EA has already been identified in patients with 17q12 duplication or HNF1B point mutation, we screened…

A source reports no association or a negative finding: “Because EA has already been identified in patients with 17q12 duplication or HNF1B point mutation, we screened HNF1B (QMPSF and direct sequencing) in nine additional patients with EA and renal abnormalities but failed to identify any pathogenic variant.”

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Evidence (1 quote)

A 17q12 chromosomal duplication associated with renal disease and esophageal atresia. peer_reviewed · published 2011-01-01 · live page
Because EA has already been identified in patients with 17q12 duplication or HNF1B point mutation, we screened HNF1B (QMPSF and direct sequencing) in nine additional patients with EA and renal abnormalities but failed to identify any pathogenic variant.

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A 17q12 chromosomal duplication associated with renal disease and e... pubmed 2011-01-01 yesterday 1.00