Loss of Col3a1, the Gene for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Type IV, Results in Neocortical Dyslamination
Sung‐Jin Jeong(Korea Brain Research Institute), Xianhua Piao(University of California, San Francisco), Shihong Li(South China Agricultural University), Natalie Strokes(Boston Children's Hospital), Rong Luo(Boston Children's Hospital)
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