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Renwick's comments on the draft dystrophia myotonica paper and miscellaneous typescript material

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Typescript material includes draft abstract 'Mohr's linkage hat-trick confirmed: enables prenatal diagnosis of myotonic dystrophy from secretor phenotype of fetus' by Renwick, Dr Sarah E Bundey, Professor Malcolm Andrew Ferguson-Smith and Marion M Izatt for the 4th International Congress of Human Genetics, Paris 1971, and draft paper, 'ABO secretor status of the fetus in early pregnancy - a genetic marker identifiable by amniocentesis' by Sir Peter Stanley Harper and colleagues. Also includes correspondence between Renwick and Dr Arno G Motulsky editor of the American Journal of Human Genetics concerning Dr Harper's paper.

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