The CAG repeat at the Huntington disease gene in the Portuguese population: insights into its dynamics and to the origin of the mutation
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Jorge Sequeiros | P. Maciel | A. Sousa | J. Sequeiros | Patrícia Maciel | Maria do Carmo Costa | Paula Magalhães | Laura Guimarães | Alda Sousa | M. D. Costa | L. Guimarães | P. Magalhães
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