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KvLQT1 and KCNE1 K+ Channel Gene Polymorphisms in Long QT Syndrome

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Table 1. Comparison of epidemiological variables in controls and LQTS patients
Fig. 1. SSCP pattern of Exon-13 of KCNQ1
Table 2 clearly indicates that an individual does not carry variant allele of both thepolymorphisms, instead each individual is found to carry wild type allele of one SNP andvariant allele of the other leading to compound heterozygosity/Genetic compound.
Table 2. Genotypes for S546S and IVS13+36A>G SNPs in controls and LQTS patients
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