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July 12, 1996American Journal of Medical Genetics

Genetic localisation of MRX27 to Xq24-26 defines another discrete gene for non-specific X-linked mental retardation

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ÁGÁgi K. GedeonBoston Children's HospitalIGI. A. GlassJCJ. M. Connor

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