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PKD1L1

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New mutations in gene PKD1L1 are associated with disarrangement of human internal organs

December 9, 2016 congenital heart malformations, Human genetics, internal organ disarrangement, laterality defects, PKD1L1, pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, prenatal diagnosis

Scientists have linked gene PKD1L1 with disarrangement of human internal organs, known as laterality defects, and complex congenital heart disease. This discovery contributes to a

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From the Labs: Human retinal organoid.