Variants in the genes<i><scp>DCTN</scp>2</i>,<i><scp>DNAH</scp>10</i>,<i><scp>LRIG</scp>3,</i>and<i><scp>MYO</scp>1A</i>are associated with intermediate Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease in a Norwegian family
Geir J. Braathen(Telemark Hospital), Michael Bjørn Russell(University of Oslo), Camilla Furu Skjelbred(Telemark Hospital), Helle Høyer(Telemark Hospital), Kristian Tveten(Telemark Hospital), Øyvind L. Busk(Telemark Hospital)
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