Yes, but extremely rare. The medical literature has less than 200 documented symptomatic UPD cases worldwide. Finding one named "Marie" with "mania" is improbable. Therefore, the searcher may be looking for (e.g., a House M.D. or Grey's Anatomy plot).
| Term | Actual meaning | Relationship to UPD | |------|---------------|---------------------| | | Likely typo for maternal | UPD(14)mat = maternal origin | | Sperm | Paternal gamete source of nullisomy | UPD(14)mat can arise from sperm lacking chr14 | | Mania | Rare mood dysregulation in UPD patients | Documented in some UPD(14)mat cases | | UPD | Uniparental disomy | Core mechanism | marie+sperm+mania+upd
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