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. 1974 Sep;26(5):535–548.

Cytogenetic and linkage studies of a familial 15pplus variant.

F E Yoder, W B Bias, D S Borgaonkar, G F Bahr, I I Yoder, O C Yoder, H M Golomb
PMCID: PMC1762732  PMID: 4138462

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