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ADERMATOGLYPHIA - Inborn missing fingerprints is caused by a genetic defect!
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ADERMATOGLYPHIA - Inborn missing fingerprints is caused by a genetic defect!
Martijn (admin) Wed Sep 21, 2011 1:17 am
Researchers from Israel discovered a genetic cause in a Swiss family who suffer on 'adermatoglyphhia' - who were born with missing fingerprints.
A National Geographic report featured with various related materials:
Adermatoglyphia: SMARCAD1 gene causes no fingerprints!
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Re: ADERMATOGLYPHIA - Inborn missing fingerprints is caused by a genetic defect!
Patti Wed Sep 21, 2011 1:51 am
This is an interesting phenomenon! I noticed Anthony shared it on your FB page earlier. He is also a member of the forum here, too.
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Re: ADERMATOGLYPHIA - Inborn missing fingerprints is caused by a genetic defect!
Martijn (admin) Tue Aug 13, 2013 10:18 pm
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