Brief Comments 22 q 11 . 2 Duplication and Congenital Heart Defects
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C. Ricachinevsky | Vera | C. Pilla | R. Rosa | G. Paskulin | P. Zen | Tatiana Roman | M. Varella-Garcia | Lúcia Berenstein Pereira
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