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. 1972 Dec;9(4):413–421. doi: 10.1136/jmg.9.4.413

Pericentric enversion of chromosome no. 13 in a large family leading to duplication deficiency causing congenital malformations in three individuals.

H Hauksdóttir, S Halldórsson, O Jensson, M Mikkelsen, A McDermott

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