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June 21, 2005Blood Coagulation & Fibrinolysis

Of four mutations in the factor VII gene in Tunisian patients, one novel mutation (Ser339Phe) in three unrelated families abrogates factor X activation

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YFYonit Fromovich-AmitAZAriella ZivelinGoethe University FrankfurtNRNurit RosenbergSheba Medical Center

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