De novo substitutions of TRPM3 cause intellectual disability and epilepsy
David A. Dyment(Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario), Matthew A. Lines(Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario), Paulien A. Terhal(University Medical Center Utrecht), Rosemarie Smith(Maine Medical Center), Kristian Tveten(Telemark Hospital), Koen L.I. van Gassen(University Medical Center Utrecht), A. Micheil Innes(University of Calgary), Christopher Griffith(University of South Florida), Kirsty McWalter, Sara Ellingwood, Marwan Shinawi(St. Louis Children's Hospital), Parul Jayakar(Miami Children's Hospital), Cecilie F. Rustad(Oslo University Hospital)
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