Abstract Cytogenetic and molecular genetic anal-ysis of a peripheral blood sample from a 31 year old, non-mentally retarded male with a family history of fragile X syndrome showed unexpected results. Nine percent of cells evaluated cytogenetically ex-pressed a fragile X chromosome and mo-lecular examination of the FMR1 gene showed a highly unusual pattern defined as a minimally methylated fully expanded mutation. This case illustrates the need to recognise exceptional variations of fragile X syndrome mutations.
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Wang, Z., Taylor, A. K., & Bridge, J. A. (1996). FMR1 fuiiy expanded mutation with minimal methylation in a high functioning fragile X male. Journal of Medical Genetics, 33(5), 376–378. https://doi.org/10.1136/jmg.34.4.350
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