A novel <i>SMARCC1</i> -mutant BAFopathy implicates epigenetic dysregulation of neural progenitors in hydrocephalus
Amrita Singh(Yale University), Kristopher T. Kahle(Broad Institute), Shaojie Ma(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Seth L. Alper(Broad Institute), Stephen Viviano(Yale University), Nenad Šestan(Yale University), Hannah Smith(Yale University), Carol Nelson‐Williams(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Sheng Chih Jin(Yale University), Shozeb Haider(University College London), Hermela Shimelis(Mayo Clinic), Richard P. Lifton(Rockefeller University), Garrett Allington(Yale University), Lauren K. Walsh(Autism & Developmental Medicine Institute), August Allocco(Yale University), Charuta G. Furey(Barrow Neurological Institute), Emre Kiziltug(Yale University), Benjamin C. Reeves(Yale University), Stephen McGee, Adriana Cherskov(Yale University), John Shohfi(Harvard University), Andrés Moreno-De-Luca(Autism & Developmental Medicine Institute), Phan Q. Duy(Yale University), Paul Kruszka, André M. M. Sousa(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Kedous Y. Mekbib(Yale University), Engin Deniz(Yale University), Syed R A Rizvi(University College London), Tyrone DeSpenza(Duke University Hospital)
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