Infantile form of neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (CLN1) maps to the short arm of chromosome 1
Authors:
- Irma JärveläIJIrma Järvelä
- Johanna SchleutkerJSJohanna Schleutker
- Leena HaatajaLHLeena Haataja
- Pirkko SantavuoriPSPirkko Santavuori
- Lea PuhakkaLPLea Puhakka
- Tuula ManninenTMTuula Manninen
- Aarno PalotieAPAarno Palotie
- Lodewijk A. SandkuijlLSLodewijk A. Sandkuijl
- Martin RenlundMRMartin Renlund
- Ray WhiteRWRay White
- Pertti AulaPAPertti Aula
- Leena PeltonenLPLeena Peltonen
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