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any syndrome known to be caused by the involvement of contiguous genes on a chromosome, e.g., aniridiaWilms' tumor association, which may also have genitourinary tract abnormalities, gonadoblastoma, and mental retardation; it is usually caused by chromosome deletions.
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| contiguous gene syndrome |
Heritable syndromes that result from alterations in a series of genes that are physically close on a chromosome and which, when acting together, normally express certain traits.
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| contiguous |
Adjoining or abutting.
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In the case of annexation, territory adjacent to an agency to which annexation is proposed. Territory is not contiguous if the only contiguity is based upon a strip of land more than 300 feet long and less than 200 feet wide.
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Contiguous describes two or more objects that are adjacent to each other. In computing, contiguous data is data that is moved or stored in a solid uninterrupted block. In general, contiguous data can be accessed more quickly than data that is stored in fragments because fewer access operations will be required. Files are sometimes stored in fragments so that storage space can be used more efficiently (all the small spaces can be used).
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