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We report on a total of 4 individuals in 2 families with Kabuki make-up syndrome. In family 1, the proposita, a 2 4/12-year-old girl and her mother had typical Kabuki make-up syndrome. The proposita also had early breast development. In family 2, the proposita, a 6-month-old girl and her mother had typical Kabuki make-up syndrome. The proposita died at age 6 months. Analysis of 2 families indicates that the condition is an autosomal dominant inheritance with variable expressivity.
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Tsukahara et al. (1997) studied this question.
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