The Role of Copy Number Variation in Susceptibility to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: Genome-Wide Association Study and Comparison with Published Loci
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Gerome Breen | Inti Pedroso | Christopher E. Shaw | Ammar Al-Chalabi | Martin D. Tobin | Louise V. Wain | L. Wain | M. Tobin | G. Breen | Robert H. Brown | A. Al-Chalabi | C. Shaw | J. Landers | P. Leigh | I. Pedroso | P. Nigel Leigh | John E. Landers | Robert H. Brown | Inti Pedroso | Gerome Breen
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