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Our examination 30 years after the initial report confirms the clinical syndrome of a nonprogressive movement disorder charcterized by myoclonic jerks affecting the proximal muscles and the muscles of the trunk, accompanied by mild dystonic features in some affected family members. Segregation analysis favors autosomal dominant inheritance with high, but incomplete, penetrance in males and much lower penetrance in females. Linkage analysis was performed using simple sequence repeat polymorphisms (<jats:italic>CA<\/jats:italic> repeats) closely associated with or spanning the chromosomal regions containing 15 candidate genes: the gene for early\u2010onset generalized torsion dystonia, <jats:italic>DYTI<\/jats:italic> (chromosome 9q34); the genes for subunits \u03b12, \u03b21, and \u03b31 (chromosome 4p12\u20134q13);for \u03b11,\u03b16,\u03b22 and \u03b32(chromosome 5q31.1\u20135q31.3); for \u03b14,\u03b15,\u03b23, and \u03b33 (chromosome 15q11\u201315q13); for \u03c11 and \u03c12 (chromosome 6q14\u20136q21) of the gamma\u2010aminobutyric acid A receptor; and for the alpha subunit of the glycine receptor (chromosome 5q31). By a combination of pairwise and multipoint linkage analysis, it could be excluded that any of these candidate gene bearing chromosomal regions contain the disease gene in this family. 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