The protocol emphasized measures of temporal resolution in motor coordination and rapid automatized naming, as well as standardized achievement measures. There was also presumptive evidence that dysphonetic spelling errors co-segregate with impaired motor coordination in familial dyslexia. Molecular genetic segregation studies are currently underway on informative dyslexia pedigrees. Department of Psychiatry, Behavioral Sciences, Children's Hospital Project Director. Peter H. Wolff, M. D. Contact Person.
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