Exon Array CGH: Detection of Copy-Number Changes at the Resolution of Individual Exons in the Human Genome
Authors:
- Alison J. CoffeyACAlison J. Coffey
- Stephen AbbsSAStephen Abbs
- Joris R. VermeeschJVJoris R. Vermeesch
- Jan P. DumanskiJan P. Dumanski
- Karen J. WoodwardKWKaren J. Woodward
- Robert M. AndrewsRARobert M. Andrews
- Cordelia LangfordCLCordelia Langford
- David VetrieDavid Vetrie
- 1 May 2005
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Human Genetics
- Vol. 76 (5) , 750-762
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