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January 1, 1984American Journal of Medical Genetics

A new X‐linked syndrome comprising progressive basal ganglion dysfunction, mental and growth retardation, external ophthalmoplegia, postnatal microcephaly and deafness

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RSR. Neil SchimkeUniversity of KansasWilliam A. HortonWilliam A. HortonOregon Health & Science UniversityDCDebra L. CollinsThe University of Kansas Cancer Center

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