A picture worth a thousand words: Guess the diagnosis! December 29, 2008
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in genetics, Genome.Tags: clinicla genetics, genetics, personal genome
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This picture is really worth a thousand words. I have a tip about the possible diagnosis, a genetic condition. What’s yours?
(Via Aequanimitas and Clinical Cases and Images)
And have you seen the table of mug-shots featuring the members of the Personal Genome Project currently having their genomes sequenced? You can read more about it on Genetic Future as Daniel MacArthur has a lo of things to say:
Top row from left: Misha Angrist, Keith Batchelder, George Church, Esther Dyson, Rosalynn Gill.
Bottom row from left: John Halamka, Stanley Lapidus, Kirk Maxey, Steven Pinker, James Sherley.
For a second I thought the mug-shots at the bottom shared the same diagnosis!… Then I thought, “Wow, that look’s like Steven Pinker… I’d better read more closely”….
Fragile x.
Fragile x
For a minute I thought I was looking at the FBI’s 10 most wanted! LOL
Long face, everted ears, marfanoid-like
Fragile X Syndrome, or Huntington disease, or even Martin-Bell Syndrome, at a very effected state.
i think its fake what you think ,,,!!