Excess of de novo deleterious mutations in genes associated with glutamatergic systems in nonsyndromic intellectual disability.
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R. Huganir | J. Lacaille | G. Rouleau | Eunjoon Kim | F. Hamdan | P. Drapeau | B. Maranda | D. Spiegelman | É. Henrion | O. Diallo | C. Massicotte | J. Michaud | G. Mitchell | G. D'anjou | M. Shevell | M. Shekarabi | A. Piton | R. Lafreniére | J. Gauthier | M. Srour | H. Daoud | A. Nadeau | C. Marineau | K. Higashi | K. Igarashi | S. Dobrzeniecka | M. Vanasse | Yoichi Araki | H. Tomitori | Jae-Ran Lee | Daoyong Lin | Y. Yoshizawa | A. Park | Édouard Henrion | Ousmane Diallo | Sylvia Dobrzeniecka | Kyohei Higashi
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