Reply to letter to the editor by Crow: “Probable new syndrome in a Mexican family with congenital palmar polyonychia and postaxial limb defects”

Corona‐Rivera, Jorge Román; Fragoso-Herrera, Rubén; Loera‐Castañeda, Verónica

doi:10.1002/ajmg.a.30871

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“…An interesting example in point is the intriguing phenotype that was recently reported in a Mexican family [Roman Corona-Rivera et al, 2004]. Affected persons have ulnar ray hypoplasia and palmar polyonychia, that is, the presence of nails on the palmar surfaces of the fingertips.…”

Section: New Syndromes?mentioning

confidence: 98%

Molecular genetics of hereditary hair and nail disease

Steensel

Geel²,

Steijlen

2004

American J of Med Genetics Pt C

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Hair and nail development have many similarities and are likely to share many developmental pathways. This is evident from the ectodermal dysplasias that affect both appendages. Of special interest are syndromic disorders as they show the effects of disturbances in molecular pathways that are essential for normal embryonic development. In this review, recent results from studies of syndrome affecting hair and nail development will be discussed.

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confidence: 98%