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These results support a basis for designing algorithms that could have a high degree of predictive value in identifying fusion genes once conventional microscopic analyses have identified the chromosomal breakpoints.

4– 6 A family history is often reported by patients affected by HH, supporting a basis of genetic transmission that has been explored by Ro et al 7 in a recent study. 2 Although the greatest prevalence of primary HH is found among individuals aged 25 64 years, the age of onset is likely influenced by affected body region.

Additionally, limited data support a genetic basis for variation in onset and severity, but specific loci have not been identified.

There is at least one report of familial sexual headache (four sisters suffering from orgasmic headache with "vascular features") [48], but this does not seem enough to support a genetic basis of the disorder.

Accordingly, the high variability of the DAT locus might support a broad basis for phenotypic diversity, and thus, be advantageous.

Our results support a genetic basis for the fibrosis observed in ALMS and show that both an excessive ECM production and a failure to eliminate myofibroblasts are key mechanisms.

Twin studies also support a genetic basis for enuresis.

Our developmental and genetic data strongly support a genetic basis for jaw laterality in cichlids but also suggest a degree of complexity in the morphogenesis of this trait that has not been previously recognized.

Two observations support a hormonal basis for mammographic density: density increases upon use of oestrogen and progestin hormonal therapies; and density is reduced by tamoxifen, a selective oestrogen receptor modulator [ 7, 8].

This article reviews the data that support an inherited basis for susceptibility to DN by summarizing familial aggregation studies, genome-wide linkage, and population-based association analyses in diabetic and nondiabetic kidney disease.

This finding may support an immunological basis for vitiligo.