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Perry was born with phenylketonuria (PKU) which means that
◦ she has an intellectual disability and extra 21st chromosome.
◦ a specific amino acid can accumulate and damage her nervous system.
◦ she will develop normally until middle adulthood, at which time her nervous system will begin to deteriorate.
◦ she has a missing chromosome and will be severely retarded.


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