Re:ish Mutations

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Hi

I have a lot of ish,German, and Irish heritage...what mutations are rare

as they are having a bugger of atime finding mine although they ahve not done

Ambry...

Becki

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Becki,

I am Irish actually, although I have lived in Australia since I was 3

and my hubbie is ish and came here when he was 10. I was told that

G551D which is mine is a typical Celtic gene. My hubbie has the usual

DF508.

(Australia)

Re:ish Mutations

Hi

I have a lot of ish,German, and Irish heritage...what mutations are

rare

as they are having a bugger of atime finding mine although they ahve not

done

Ambry...

Becki

YOUR FAVORITE LilGooberGirl

YOUNGLUNG EMAIL SUPPORT LIST

www.topica.com/lists/younglung

Pediatric Interstitial Lung Disease Society

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One of JC's mutations (R1162X) is from Italian decent. We thought

that one he got from me because of my close Italian heritage. When I

got pregnant later (a miscarraige) my OBs office had started testing

for cf carriers so I had them test me. Well, I have the other

mutation (2789+5G>A), not the Italian one. ?????

Angie (Ma to JC, 3yo, wcf)

> hi all,

> Well we have a weird thing with 's mutations. We are still

trying to figure out who's mutation is who's. My hubby is German,

English, Polish and Lithuanian and I am Irish and ish. One of

's genes is G115D and it could be either of ours but her other

is 1898+1G>A, a Welsh mutation (well at least it is very uncommon in

people of any other descent) Go figure!

> I guess we will find out when his sister's genetic testing is

complete.

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