BASIC AND TRANSLATIONAL—ALIMENTARY TRACT Identification of Variants in RET and IHH Pathway Members in a Large Family With History of Hirschsprung Disease
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J. Osinga | R. Hofstra | W. Ijcken | R. Brouwer | B. Eggen | E. Brosens | A. Brooks | I. Shepherd | B. M. Graaf | C. Harrison | Tara D. Wabbersen | Tim Rügenbrink | G. Burzynski | Lucy Petrova | Saskia M. Maas | Annelies de Klein | Alan J. Burns | S. M. Maas
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