PCR-based target sequence enrichment and next generation sequencing of 24 nuclear genes for the diagnosis of mitochondrial disorders: Yield of 262 cases
Renkui Bai, Marni J. Falk(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Adeline Vanderver(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), David Dimmock(Children’s Institute), Craig Chinault(Baylor College of Medicine), Sumit Parikh(Cleveland Clinic), Sabrina Buchholz, Barbara A. Boggs, Sonia Benhamed(National Institutes of Health), Federica Gibellini, Sherri J. Bale(Unknown), Natalie Hauser(Inova Fairfax Hospital), Mustafa Saifi, Yuriy Shevchenko, Gabriele Richard, Susan Sparks(Children's National), Dolores Arjona, John G. Compton, Nizar Smaoui(AbbVie (United States)), Jaya Ganesh(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), Melanie A. Knight, William J. Rhead(Children's Hospital of Wisconsin), Sharon F. Suchy(National Institutes of Health), Jaimie Higgs
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