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2. A study comparing mutation triplet repeat size and phenotypes in patients with Huntington's disease;Neal, J.W.; Fenton, I.; Macmillan, J.C.,1994
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4. Relationship between trinucleotide repeat expansion and phenotypic examination remains a valuable diagnostic procedure in clinically suspicious cases of variation in Huntington's disease;Snell, R.; MacMillan, J.C.; Cheadle, J.P.;Nature Genietics,1993
5. Somatic and Huntington's disease with a normal CAG repeat size. In such problematic cases, it is recgonadal mosaicism of the Huntington disease gene repeat in brain and sperm;Telenius, H.; Kremer, B.; Goldberg, Y.P.;Nature Genietics,1994