Polymorphic haplotypes of CRELD1 differentially predispose Down syndrome and euploids individuals to atrioventricular septal defect
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Sujoy Ghosh | Biswanath Sarkar | Eleanor Feingold | C. Maslen | E. Feingold | Sujoy Ghosh | S. Dey | Priyanka Ghosh | Pranami Bhaumik | Umut Ozbek | Cheryl Maslen | Vishmadeb Pramanik | Priyanka Biswas | Biswajit Bandyopadhyay | Subrata Kumar Dey | B. Sarkar | Pranami Bhaumik | Priyanka Ghosh | V. Pramanik | P. Biswas | B. Bandyopadhyay | U. Ozbek
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