By Peter S. Harper
Re-creation of a name with long-standing good fortune in scientific genetics.
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G. osteogenesis imperfecta, achondroplasia), it is well documented but infrequent. For practical purposes, it is probably wise to regard a recurrence risk of around 1 per cent to be likely for any apparent new dominant mutation, unless a more specific estimate is available. Gonadal mosaicism must also be considered as an alternative to autosomal recessive inheritance where two affected offspring have been born to healthy parents, especially where the disorder is normally dominant in inheritance.