Growth disrupting mutations in epigenetic regulatory molecules are associated with abnormalities of epigenetic aging
Aaron R. Jeffries(University of Exeter), Emma L. Baple(University of Exeter), Deborah Mackay(University of Copenhagen), Vinod Varghese(University Hospital of Wales), Diana Baralle(Princess Anne Hospital), Andrew H. Crosby(University of Exeter), Faisal I. Rezwan(University of Cambridge), Angelo Selicorni(Fondazione Roma), Jonathan Mill(University of Exeter), Lionel Van Maldergem, Naomi Yachelevich(New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation), Ajith Kumar(Great Ormond Street Hospital), Matthew F. Hunter(The University of Sydney), Emma Dempster(University of Exeter), Harold E. Cross(University of Arizona), Lise Aksglæde(Copenhagen University Hospital), Ruth Newbury‐Ecob(University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust), Amanda Springer(Monash Health), Barry A. Chioza(University of Exeter), Claire Salter(Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust), Katrina Tatton‐Brown(St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Reza Maroofian(University College London), Michael A. Patton(St George's Hospital), Arveen Kamath(University Hospital of Wales), Tabib Dabir(Belfast Health and Social Care Trust), I. Karen Temple(University of Southampton)
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