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See Latest ArticlesEvidence of Linkage in a Hispanic Cohort with a Class III Dentofacial Phenotype
Journal of Dental Research , 01/07/09
Frazier-Bowers S et al. - Despite the prevalence of craniofacial disorders, the genetic contribution remains poorly understood. Class III malocclusion represents a specific craniofacial problem that can be handicapping, both functionally and socially. They hypothesized that the Class III phenotype is genetically linked to specific loci that regulate maxillary or mandibular growth.
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