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A Unique TBX5 Microdeletion with Microinsertion Detected in Patient with Holt–Oram Syndrome

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FIG. 1. Clinical photographs of an HOS patient. (A and B) 3-D ultrasonographic images of the fetal upper limbs
FIG. 2. Characterization of the TBX5 microindel detected in an HOS patient. A: Schematic representation of wild-type (top) and mutated (bottom) sequences observed in TBX5 exon 6 in the HOS patient

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