Is there a fragile(X) negative Martin‐Bell syndrome?
A. Thode(Prince of Wales Hospital), Gillian Turner(Hunter Genetics), M. W. Partington(University of King's College), Susan T. Laing(The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston)
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