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When do the symptoms of mitochondrial myopathies caused by nDNA mutations usually develop?
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Generally, nDNA mutations result in clinical symptoms that develop during early childhood, while mtDNA mutations (either directly or as secondary effects from a nDNA mutation) lead to clinical manifestations that develop in late childhood
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