The van der Woude syndrome in a large kindred: Variability, penetrance, genetic risks
Patricia Janku(University of Virginia), John M. Opitz(University of Utah), Ralph C. Bralley(University of Virginia), Meinhard Robinow(Wright State University), Milton T. Edgerton(University of Virginia), Alice Baynes(Brunel University of London), Thaddeus E. Kelly(University of Virginia)
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