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City Seattle / London / / Company AMP / Herder S.P. / Baxter / / Country Netherlands / United Kingdom / / Currency pence / / Facility University of Washington / University of Birmingham / / MedicalCondition microcephaly / Rubinstein -Taybi syndrome / Rubinstein- Taybi syndrome / keloids / ADHD / Mental Retardation / congenital anomaly syndrome / cancer / Disease / poor appetite / Rubinstein‐Taybi syndrome / autism / Rubinstein Taybi syndrome / undescended testes / developmental disorders / mental retardation syndrome / cognitive dysfunction / vomiting / Taybi syndrome / Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome / Diseases / constipation / syndrome / recurrent upper respiratory infections / tumours / / Organization University of Washington / University of Birmingham / / Person Van Doorne / Van Spijker / Jane Waite / Laurie Powis / Chris Oliver / / Position D.J. / / PublishedMedium American Journal of Human Genetics / European Journal of Human Genetics / / URL www.genetests.org / /
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Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome (RTS) Prevalence Although prevalence estimates have varied it is thought that the most accurate estimate is approximately 1 in 125,000 live births. Genetics RTS is a multiple congenital anomaly