A novel <i>SYNJ1</i> homozygous variant causing developmental and epileptic encephalopathy in an Afro‐Caribbean individual
Mary C. Maj(St. George's University), Andrew K. Sobering(St. George's University), Ruth H. Walker(James J. Peters VA Medical Center), Beverly Nelson(St. George's University), Sarah Gluschitz(St. George's University), Kevin Landau(St. George's University), Håkon Håkonarson(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Elizabeth Bhoj(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Helga V. Toriello(Spectrum Health), Dong Li(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Christie L. Taylor(University of Georgia)
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