syeda irha hasanabout 1 month ago
Digeorge syndrome pathophysiology
The pathophysiology of DiGeorge syndrome consists of microdeletions of 1.5–3 million base pairs on the long arm of chromosome 22 [2], which is one of the most structurally complex regions in the genome [4]. There are approximately 90 genes in a typical 3Mb 22q11.
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