Homozygous MED25 mutation implicated in eye–intellectual disability syndrome
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D. Behar | D. Monté | N. Orenstein | M. Salmon-Divon | M. Shohat | L. Basel‐Vanagaite | S. Tzur | R. Straussberg | I. Maya | M. Pasmanik-Chor | A. Yeheskel | N. Magal | O. Konen | A. Zeharia | I. Lagovsky | V. Drasinover | M. Weisz Hubshman | P. Smirin-Yosef | J. Essakow | Yael Zalzstein | Gaby Peretz Amit | Monika Weisz Hubshman | Jenna Lee Essakow
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