Positive Association of the Oxytocin Receptor Gene (OXTR) with Autism in the Chinese Han Population
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Jing Liu | Dai Zhang | Xiaohong Gong | Yanqing Guo | Dai Zhang | Jing Liu | Xiaohong Gong | Meixiang Jia | Yan Ruan | Mei Shuang | Suping Wu | Xiaoling Yang | Yanbo Zhang | Y. Ruan | Suping Wu | Meixiang Jia | Yanqing Guo | Mei Shuang | Xiaoling Yang | Yanbo Zhang | Shuang Mei
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