The stem says that neither the woman nor her great-uncle had any other abnormalities, so they are examples of a "non-syndromic" cleft lip/palate, which accounts for 70% of all cleft lips/palates. It runs in families but has no distinct inheritance pattern and is considered multifactorial.
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submitted by aortakinda(5), 2019-06-01T03:54:38Z
The stem says that neither the woman nor her great-uncle had any other abnormalities, so they are examples of a "non-syndromic" cleft lip/palate, which accounts for 70% of all cleft lips/palates. It runs in families but has no distinct inheritance pattern and is considered multifactorial.