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April 1, 1997Journal of Medical GeneticsOpen Access

Impaired male sex development in an infant with molecularly defined partial 9p monosomy: implication for a testis forming gene(s) on 9p.

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TOTsutomu OgataHamamatsu University School of MedicineKMKoji MuroyaKanagawa Children's Medical CenterNMNaoki MatsuoChuo University

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