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Basement membrane proteins in human amniotic fluid

Finland, Norway and Denmark (perhaps in other European countries as well?). In contrast, infantile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (INCL), also called polyunsaturated fatty acid lipidosis (PFAL), is known in about 100 Finnish infants and in a dozen Swedish patients, of whom only two do not have any Finnish ancestors. The Unverricht-Lundborg type or non-Lafora form of progressive myoclonus epilepsy is common in Finland (Norio & Koskiniemi 1979). After Lundborg's classical report (1903) on 18 patients in one highly inbred Swedish kindred, only few patients are known in Sweden (Hagberg 1983). The selective malabsorption of vitamin B,, was described simultaneously from Norway (Imerslund 1960) and Finland (Grasbeck et al. 1960); later reports from both countries have been few. Some cases of aspartylglycosaminuria are known in Northern Norway, in a county called Finnmark. The congenital nephrotic syndrome has been diagnosed in a number of newborns in Sweden. All have been offspring of recent Finnish immigrants. The real incidence of the "Finnish" diseases in other countries can be better understood as the clinical knowledge of these interesting disorders spreads effectively into international use.