Martin Bell discovered Fragile X syndrome in 1969 when he observed a family with multiple members exhibiting intellectual disabilities and behavioral issues. He noted a specific physical characteristic, an abnormality on the X chromosome, which he termed "Fragile X." This discovery laid the groundwork for further research that eventually identified the genetic mutation responsible for the syndrome. Subsequent studies confirmed that Fragile X syndrome is linked to the expansion of a repeat sequence in the FMR1 gene on the X chromosome.
Martin Bell Syndrome.
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Martin Bell Syndrome.
also known as Martin-Bell syndrome, Marker X syndrome, and FRAXA syndrome
Fragile x syndrome was first described in 1943 by J.Purdon Martin and Julia Bell whose family had eleven members with fragile x symptoms although they did not know the cause or have a name for the condition at this time. In 1969, Fragile x was first discovered under the microscope by a scientist called Herbert Lubs who discovered that one of the arms of the X chromosome in people with fragile x was constricted which gave it the appearance of being broken which is how the name 'fragile x' came about. In 1991 Verkerk identified the cause for transcriptional silencing of the gene Fmr-1, that encodes the protein FMRP.
Charles Bell.
Martin Bell was born on August 31, 1938.
Martin Bell was born on August 31, 1938.
James Martin Bell was born in 1796.
James Martin Bell died in 1849.
Martin Bell is 73 years old (birthdate: August 31, 1938).
he discovered the telephone