Is 22q11.2 deletion syndrome truly less common in Black patients?
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Co-Author - Donna M. McDonald-McGinn, MS; Co-Author - Terrence B. Crowley, Other; Presenting Author - Daniel E. McGinn, BS; Co-Author - Kimberly Gaiser, BA; Co-Author - Victoria Giunta, BS; Co-Author - Lauren Lairson, BS; Co-Author - Elaine Zackai, MD; Co-Author - Oanh Tran, BS; Co-Author - Matt Share, MS; Co-Author - Kathleen D. Valverde, MSGC; Co-Author - Steven Pastor, PhD; Co-Author - Beverly S. Emanuel, PhD;
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Chromosomal Abnormalities
Clinical Cytogenetics
Delineation of Diseases
Etiology
Genetic Diversity
Population Genetics
Co-Author Donna M. McDonald-McGinn, MS
Co-Author Terrence B. Crowley, Other
Co-Author Kimberly Gaiser, BA
Co-Author Victoria Giunta, BS
Co-Author Lauren Lairson, BS
Co-Author Elaine Zackai, MD
Co-Author Oanh Tran, BS
Co-Author Matt Share, MS
Co-Author Kathleen D. Valverde, MSGC
Co-Author Steven Pastor, PhD
Co-Author Beverly S. Emanuel, PhD
Presenting Author Daniel E. McGinn, BS
Keywords
African Americans
22q11.2 deletion syndrome
accurate identification
population differences
retrospective chart review
congenital heart disease
age at diagnosis
geocodes
Familial deletions
Face2Gene technology

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