Genes on the X chromosome are important in undiagnosed mental retardation
M. W. Partington(University of King's College), Gillian Turner(Hunter Genetics), Stewart Einfeld(The University of Sydney), David Mowat(UNSW Sydney), Bruce J. Tonge(Monash University)
American Journal of Medical Genetics
May 1, 2000
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