Figure 3.
DNA sequence electropherograms of the two heterozygous compounds detected in this patient. The c.444C>G (p.Tyr148*) mutation is identified in exon 2 and c.2238G>C (p.Trp746Cys) mutation is identified in exon 16 of the GAA gene.
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