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Genetic anticipation, or trinucleotide repeat expansion, tend to occur with such genetic disorders as Huntington's Disease, Friedrich's ataxiz, and myotonic dystrophy. This tendency causes the early onset of such diseases and causes them to be more severe. Why does this occur? Has there been any research that trys to reverse this process? Were they successful? Thanks
Re: Why does genetic anticipation occur and do we know how to stop it?
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