Penetrance of biallelic SMARCAL1 mutations is associated with environmental and genetic disturbances of gene expression
Alireza Baradaran‐Heravi(University of British Columbia), Cornelius F. Boerkoel(Child and Family Research Institute), Yan Huang(Baylor College of Medicine), Christy Mayfield(Warren Clinic), Leah I. Elizondo(Baylor College of Medicine), Marie Morimoto(Office of the Director), Kunho Choi(Baylor College of Medicine), Mrinmoy Sanyal(Stanford University), Kimberly Beirnes(Child and Family Research Institute), Kyoung Sang Cho(Konkuk University), Danny Leung(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Maarten van Lohuizen(Oncode Institute), Hok Khim Fam(Child and Family Research Institute), Marco A. Marra(University of British Columbia), Joanna M. Lubieniecka(Child and Family Research Institute), Chad A. Shaw(Baylor College of Medicine), Bas Tolhuis(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Kira Dionis(Stanford University), Arend Bökenkamp(Amsterdam UMC Location Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Darren Bridgewater(McMaster University), Peter Stenzel(Oregon Health & Science University), David B. Lewis(Stanford Medicine), Jonathan Zonana(Laboratory of Molecular Genetics), Olena Morozova(University of British Columbia), Clara Myung(Child and Family Research Institute), Thomas Lücke(St. Josef-Hospital), Kory Keller(Laboratory of Molecular Genetics)
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