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Christianson Syndrome

June 2, 2017

By Madison Dougherty, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology ‘18

Author’s Note:

“I wrote this paper as a supplement to a presentation in my genetics class. I believe it is important to inform people about mental disabilities other than the most commonly seen disorders, such as Down Syndrome or autism. This paper serves to educate readers about Christianson Syndrome, an X-linked genetic disorder that, although phenotypically similar to more widely-known disorders, is actually quite different at the genetic level.”

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