Biallelic mutations in the ubiquitin ligase RFWD3 cause Fanconi anemia
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Minoru Takata | Jordi Surrallés | J. Surrallés | M. Ramírez | D. Schindler | M. Takata | Masamichi Ishiai | Detlev Schindler | M. Ishiai | Kerstin Knies | Shojiro Inano | María J. Ramírez | Shojiro Inano | Kerstin Knies
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