Son by L. Lowry

The Coffin-Lowry syndrome.

As remembered by a son.

The Peters family is a Yale family, and Jack Peters' branch of the family extended to five generations at Yale when my third daughter, Barbara, received her M.D. degree, with honors, in 1979. We trace our origins back to when Andrew Peters came to America from England in 1702 and settled in Andover, Massachusetts. Our family's Yale connection goes back to Jack's grandfather, Thomas McClure Pete...

Coffin-Lowry Syndrome

Disease characteristics. Coffin-Lowry syndrome (CLS) is characterized by severe to profound mental retardation in males. Intellect ranges from normal to profoundly retarded in heterozygous females. The facial appearance is characteristic in the affected, older male child or adult. The hands are short, soft, and fleshy, often with remarkably hyperextensible fingers that taper from wide (proximal...

Le Laboratoire de Lague: Son role et son expansion

In memoriam: Stephen F. Lowry, MD, MBA.