Syndromic form of X‐linked mental retardation with marked hypotonia in early life, severe mental handicap, and difficult adult behavior maps to Xp22
Gillian Turner(Hunter Genetics), M. W. Partington(University of King's College), Rachael E. Bennett(Women's and Children's Hospital), John C. Mulley(The University of Adelaide), Ági K. Gedeon(Women's and Children's Hospital), Bronwyn Kerr
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