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Shortened Telomeres Contribute to Rare Genetic Disease
Researchers have found that the rare genetic disorder ataxia telangiectasia (AT), a progressive disease where patients gradually lose their ability to walk and are unusually prone to frequent infections and cancer, results from the eroded or shortened telomeres due to a mutation in the Atm gene. More...06 Feb 2003
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