About XRCC IV

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How common is XRCC IV?
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What causes XRCC IV?
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Is XRCC IV inherited?
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What gene is associated with XRCC IV?
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How is a diagnosis made?
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What are the physical characteristics?
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What are the associated medical problems?
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What are things to watch out for?
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What are the best care practices?
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Persons perspective
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Parents perspective
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Research/Clinical papers available
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