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. 1996 Jun;58(6):1377–1381.

Deletion mapping of 22q11 in CATCH22 syndrome: identification of a second critical region.

H Kurahashi, T Nakayama, Y Osugi, E Tsuda, M Masuno, K Imaizumi, T Kamiya, T Sano, S Okada, I Nishisho
PMCID: PMC1915078  PMID: 8651317

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