Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Gene and Subtype Discovery: The Complete Bibliography - Fall 2022 Release: A Desk Reference for the Everyday CMTer, the

Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Gene and Subtype Discovery: The Complete Bibliography - Fall 2022 Release: A Desk Reference for the Everyday CMTer, the

"Kenneth Raymond's first book 'CMT-Associated Genes and Their Related Subtypes: The Definitive Guide' is an essential reference text for all those with an interest in CMT. His new book, 'Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Gene and Subtype Discovery: The Complete Bibliography,' is a welcomed addition to the CMT knowledge bank, keeping pace with this rapidly advancing field. These two books are my personal go-to guides for gene and subtype information. I highly commend the author's dedication to CMT genetics research and his enduring commitment to support and inform the patient community." --Katherine Forsey, PhD. Chief Research Officer, Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, or CMT for short, is the most commonly inherited rare disease, affecting one out of every twenty-five hundred people. Caused by a mutation in any one of 122 genes to date, researchers have identified 157 individual subtypes. Each new discovery is announced in a paper published by the investigator who made the discovery. With no organization, entity, or authoritative body tracking and cataloging these discoveries and publications, finding this most basic of CMT-related information can be quite difficult. Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Gene and Subtype Discovery: The Complete Bibliography Fall 2022 Release fills this void by bringing together into a single source a reference for each original publication that announces and establishes every CMT subtype discovered to date. Whether you are an everyday CMTer, a practicing clinician, a CMT researcher, or just somebody who wants to learn more, this book is for you.