diff -rc Job8420/CDR339331.xml Job8422/CDR339331.xml
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--- Job8422/CDR339331.xml	Fri Jan 28 10:26:51 2011
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    <TermName>variable expression</TermName>
    <TermDefinition>
      <DefinitionText>Variation in the manner in which a trait is manifested. When there is variable expressivity, the trait may vary in clinical expression from mild to severe. For example, the condition neurofibromatosis type 1 may be mild, presenting with café-au-lait spots only, or may be severe, presenting with neurofibromas and brain tumors.</DefinitionText>
+     <Dictionary>Genetics</Dictionary>
      <Audience>Health professional</Audience>
    </TermDefinition>
    <DateFirstPublished>2003-10-03</DateFirstPublished>
diff -rc Job8420/CDR339342.xml Job8422/CDR339342.xml
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--- Job8422/CDR339342.xml	Fri Jan 28 10:26:52 2011
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    <TermName>homozygous genotype</TermName>
    <TermDefinition>
      <DefinitionText>Occurs when both alleles at a particular gene locus are the same. A person may be homozygous for the normal allele or for a mutation.</DefinitionText>
+     <Dictionary>Cancer.gov</Dictionary>
+     <Audience>Patient</Audience>
+   </TermDefinition>
+   <TermDefinition>
+     <DefinitionText>Occurs when both alleles at a particular gene locus are the same. A person may be homozygous for the normal allele or for a mutation.</DefinitionText>
      <Dictionary>Genetics</Dictionary>
      <Audience>Health professional</Audience>
    </TermDefinition>
+   <SpanishTermName>genotipo homocigótico</SpanishTermName>
+   <SpanishTermDefinition>
+     <DefinitionText>Ocurre cuando ambos alelos en un locus de un gen particular son iguales.  Una persona puede ser homocigótica para el alelo normal o para una mutación. </DefinitionText>
+     <Dictionary>Cancer.gov</Dictionary>
+     <Audience>Patient</Audience>
+   </SpanishTermDefinition>
    <DateFirstPublished>2003-10-03</DateFirstPublished>
  </GlossaryTerm>
diff -rc Job8420/CDR671177.xml Job8422/CDR671177.xml
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    <TermName>heteroduplex analysis</TermName>
    <TermDefinition>
      <DefinitionText>A method of detecting sequence differences between normal DNA and the DNA to be tested. It is commonly used as a screening method to detect potential mutations in a gene.</DefinitionText>
+     <Dictionary>Cancer.gov</Dictionary>
+     <Audience>Patient</Audience>
+   </TermDefinition>
+   <TermDefinition>
+     <DefinitionText>A method of detecting sequence differences between normal DNA and the DNA to be tested. It is commonly used as a screening method to detect potential mutations in a gene.</DefinitionText>
      <Dictionary>Genetics</Dictionary>
      <Audience>Health professional</Audience>
    </TermDefinition>
    <MediaLink ref="CDR0000686275" alt="DNA duplexes; drawing shows double-stranded homoduplex DNA with the normal binding of wild-type DNA sequences (labeled A-T and G-C). Drawing shows double-stranded heteroduplex DNA  with two unpaired regions (labeled A-C and G-T)." language="en" thumb="Yes" id="_2.1">
      <Caption language="en">DNA duplexes. Homoduplex DNA shows the normal binding of wild-type DNA sequences. Heteroduplex DNA shows unpaired regions, which are sites of possible mutations.</Caption>
    </MediaLink>
+   <SpanishTermName>análisis heterodúplex</SpanishTermName>
+   <SpanishTermDefinition>
+     <DefinitionText>Método para detectar las diferencias de la secuencia entre el ADN normal y el ADN que se va a analizar.  Normalmente se usa como un método de detección para detectar posibles mutaciones en un gen. </DefinitionText>
+     <Dictionary>Cancer.gov</Dictionary>
+     <Audience>Patient</Audience>
+   </SpanishTermDefinition>
    <DateFirstPublished>2010-04-19</DateFirstPublished>
  </GlossaryTerm>