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Mental Retardation - Articles
Affymetrix microarrays in mental retardation research
by
Albin P.
Posted
Fri 12 Sep 2008 7:54am
in Birmingham, U.K. for the European Cytogenetic Research Initiative to investigate causes of mental retardation,
microarray technology will be used to try to identify the specific causative mutations in mentally retarded children.
Currently, cytogeneticists use karyotyping and FISH technologies to study deletions, amplifications and other chromosomal
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The hard truth about the mentally retarded...
by
Kelly
Posted
Wed 01 Oct 2008 8:28pm
not look mentally retarded. However on paper, she is the exact description of a mentally retarded child. Again, this is no surprise, but never easy to hear. So I had a good cry... program, the kids looked like what you would expect; they were in wheel chairs, they wore AFOs, they had G-Tubes and Tracheas and they "looked" mentally retarded. But they were
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Autisms versus Mental Retardation.
by
Dr. Steve Murphy
Posted
Wed 22 Oct 2008 6:18pm
with even mild MR(mental retardation) can have autism spectrum signs and symptoms.The OMIM listing indicates at least one "autism-like" child. I feel that is the more likely case. I.... This likely is the reason male subjects were screened. What was found is that 1% i.e. 1 patient was found with the mutation. Previously this gene has been found in 2% of X-linked mental
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Autism and mental retardation – genetic overlap
by
Kev Leitch

Posted
Sun 30 May 2010 1:48am
communication and stereotypical or ritualized behavior. Men are affected much more frequently than women. Autism and mental retardation can occur together but also independently of one... be correctly transmitted. The researchers analyzed the genetic material of a total of 396 patients with autism and 184 patients with mental retardation. They found different mutations
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Yearbook Labels Students 'Mentally Retarded'
by
Michelle
Posted
Tue 22 May 2012 12:00am
A high school in Texas wanted to honor its Special Education Program with a section in the yearbook .
This section, meant to honor the program and students, states
"Some of the disabilities the students in the Special Education Program
have are being blind, deaf or non-verbal … (students' names) are both
blind and deaf, as well as mental ...
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