Sex-dependent association of common variants of microcephaly genes with brain structure
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Anders M. Dale | Ole A. Andreassen | Eric Halgren | Nicholas J. Schork | Morten Mattingsdal | Andrew A. Brown | Ingrid Agartz | J. Cooper Roddey | Srdjan Djurovic | Ingrid Melle | S. Djurovic | I. Melle | O. Andreassen | E. Halgren | A. Dale | N. Schork | A. Brown | I. Agartz | J. Roddey | L. Athanasiu | M. Mattingsdal | A. Kähler | K. Sundet | A. Joyner | L. M. Rimol | Kjetil Sundet | Lars M. Rimol | Lavinia Athanasiu | Anna K. Kähler | Alexander H. Joyner
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