A patient with vertebral, cognitive and behavioural abnormalities and a de novo deletion of NRXN1α
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J M Friedman | M. Marra | A. Delaney | Á. Baross | T. Pugh | F. Zahir | P. Eydoux | J. Friedman | F R Zahir | A Baross | A D Delaney | P Eydoux | N D Fernandes | T Pugh | M A Marra | N. Fernandes
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