Several other forms of genetically determined
muscular dystrophy are known in man. Course,
diagnosis, and molecular genetic analysis depend
on the basic disorder. Selected examples
are listed.
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- Cytoskeletal Proteins in Erythrocytes
- Erythrocytes
- skeletal proteins in erythrocytes
- !- and "-Spectrin
- Proteins of the erythrocyte membrane
- Hereditary Muscle Diseases
- The dystrophin–glycan complex
- Model of the dystrophin molecule
- The dystrophin gene
- Distributions of deletions in the dystrophin gene
- Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
- Clinical signs
- Dystrophin analysis in muscle cells
- Investigation of a family with DMD
- Other forms of muscular dystrophy
- Collagen Molecules
- Collagen structure
- Procollagen peptidases
- Prototype of a gene (COL2 A1) for procollagen type...
- Gene structure and procollagen type !1(I)
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