POLG gene mutation. Clinico-neuropathological study
Sylwia Tarka(Medical University of Warsaw), Paulina Felczak(Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology), Katarzyna Witulska(Children's Memorial Health Institute), Teresa Wierzba‐Bobrowicz(Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology), Paweł Krajewski(Medical University of Warsaw), Albert Acewicz(Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology), Elżbieta Ciara(Children's Memorial Health Institute), Tomasz Stępień(Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology), Krystyna Szymańska(Medical University of Warsaw), Milena Laure‐Kamionowska(Mossakowski Medical Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences)
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