Tourette Syndrome
CDC information: 10 Years of Tourette Syndrome Education and Research
What is Tourette syndrome? NIH Genetics Home Reference- A variety of genetic and environmental factors likely play a role in causing Tourette syndrome.![External Web Site Icon External Web Site Icon](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tDi6j3k1p9CW3fwK58dJOPh4DhoUIQdEpD6QLKRpbGfeyOoCdYuNJ4Q3hIkmLykwG84cPR6CyxqinRxLL1zVRDPslVF8hxbk6iIx_2XaNoKxQ_Hl9wC8zI=s0-d)
74 genes have been reported in relation to risk of Tourette syndrome, including 4 genomewide association studies. The most common reported gene is SLITRK1. To find out more, visit the HuGE Navigator ![External Web Site Icon External Web Site Icon](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tDi6j3k1p9CW3fwK58dJOPh4DhoUIQdEpD6QLKRpbGfeyOoCdYuNJ4Q3hIkmLykwG84cPR6CyxqinRxLL1zVRDPslVF8hxbk6iIx_2XaNoKxQ_Hl9wC8zI=s0-d)
Find out what genetic conditions and tests are available for Tourette syndrome
from the NIH Genetic Testing Registry
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