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Tyler, Wat (oh) and Contiguous gene syndrome (health)


Tyler, Wat (oh)



(?-1381) an Englishman who was the leader of the Peasants' Revolt in 1381, a protest in which thousands of poor people marched to London to complain about their bad economic situation. He was murdered by the Lord Mayor of London.

Contiguous gene syndrome (health)


A disorder due to deletion of multiple gene loci that are adjacent to one another. Contiguous gene syndromes are characterized by multiple, apparently unrelated, clinical features caused by deletion of the multiple adjacent genes. Each of the individual genes within a contiguous region, when mutated, gives rise to a distinct feature.