Submicroscopic deletions and duplications in individuals with intellectual disability detected by array‐CGH
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M Somerville | M. Somerville | S. Langlois | J. Friedman | M. V. Van Allen | L. Clarke | E. Rajcan-Separovic | C Tyson | C Harvard | E Rajcan-Separovic | L. Arbour | S. Yong | J M Friedman | R Locker | S Langlois | M E S Lewis | M Van Allen | L Arbour | L Clarke | B McGilivray | S L Yong | J Siegel-Bartel | C. Harvard | J. Friedman | M. Lewis | C. Tyson | M. I. Allen | R. Locker | B. McGilivray | J. Siegel-Bartel
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