Mutation of HES7 in a large extended family with spondylocostal dysostosis and dextrocardia with situs inversus
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R. Kageyama | S. Ellard | S. Dunwoodie | E. Faqeih | D. Sparrow | P. Turnpenny | A. Alswaid | W. Eyaid | M. Al-Sayed | B. Sallout | F. Ababneh | Hadeel Rukban
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