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. 1995 Oct;59(4):449–450. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.59.4.449

Machado-Joseph disease mutations as the genetic basis of most spinocerebellar ataxias in Germany.

L Schöls, G Amoiridis, M Langkafel, T Büttner, H Przuntek, O Riess, A M Vieira-Saecker, J T Epplen
PMCID: PMC486089  PMID: 7561932

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