A framework for the interpretation of de novo mutation in human disease
Kaitlin E. Samocha(Broad Institute), Mark J. Daly(Broad Institute), Daniel G. MacArthur(Garvan Institute of Medical Research), Benjamin M. Neale(Broad Institute), Bernie Devlin(University of Pittsburgh), Christine Stevens(Broad Institute), Dennis P. Wall(Stanford University), Joseph D. Buxbaum(Child Health and Development Institute), Karola Rehnström(National Health Service), Eric Boerwinkle(Training Programs in Epidemiology and Public Health Interventions Network), Stephan Sanders(University of California, San Francisco), Shaun Purcell(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Edwin H. Cook(University of Chicago), Richard A. Gibbs(Baylor College of Medicine), Stacey Gabriel(Broad Institute), Andrew Kirby, Kathryn Roeder(Carnegie Mellon University), Jack A. Kosmicki(Broad Institute), Lauren M. McGrath(Wake Forest University), Aniko Sabo(Baylor College of Medicine), Aarno Palotie(Broad Institute), Gerard D. Schellenberg(University of Pennsylvania), James S. Sutcliffe(Vanderbilt University), Mark A. DePristo(Broad Institute), Swapan Mallick(Broad Institute), Elise Robinson(Broad Institute)
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