Bi-allelic <i>TTC5</i> variants cause delayed developmental milestones and intellectual disability
Arisha Rasheed(University of the Punjab), Ashleigh E. Schaffer(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Maha S. Zaki(National Water Research Center), Katherine Johnson(Case Western Reserve University), Jennifer McEvoy‐Venneri(Children’s Institute), Sadaf Naz(University of the Punjab), Tawfeg Ben‐Omran(Qatar Airways (Qatar)), Geneva LaForce(Case Western Reserve University), Danica Ross(Children’s Institute), Humera Manzoor(University of the Punjab), Abbir Virani(Children’s Institute), Sangmoon Lee(Seoul National University), Evren Gümüş(Medical Genetics Center), Valentina Stanley(Children’s Institute), Joseph G. Gleeson(Children’s Institute)
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