A de novo 1.13 Mb microdeletion in 12q13.13 associated with congenital distal arthrogryposis, intellectual disability and mild dysmorphism
Authors:
- Petur LudvigssonPLPetur Ludvigsson
- Swaroop AradhyaSASwaroop Aradhya
- Sunna SigurdardottirSSSunna Sigurdardottir
- Margret SteinarsdottirMSMargret Steinarsdottir
- Helga HauksdottirHHHelga Hauksdottir
- Jon Johannes JonssonJJJon Johannes Jonsson
- 1 June 2012
- journal article
- case report
- Published by Elsevier in European Journal of Medical Genetics
- Vol. 55 (6-7) , 437-440
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