Population
16 individuals from two unrelated families with Bernard-Soulier syndrome (8 homozygotes and 8 heterozygotes)
Design
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Supports Bernard-Soulier heterogeneity beyond gene deletions; leaves open specific mutation identification in clinical cases.
Bernard-Soulier syndrome is heterogeneous and likely not caused by gene deletions, as evidenced by residual glycoprotein Ib and near-absence of GPIX in patient platelets.
Drouin et al. (1988) studied this question.
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