PTBP1 : A candidate gene for intellectual disability
Authors:
- Asem M. AlkhateebAAAsem M. Alkhateeb
- Wesal HabbabWHWesal Habbab
- Samah K. AburahmaSASamah K. Aburahma
- I. Richard ThompsonITI. Richard Thompson
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Funding Information
- Jordan University of Science and Technology
- Hamad Bin Khalifa University
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