TALPID3 controls centrosome and cell polarity and the human ortholog KIAA0586 is mutated in Joubert syndrome (JBTS23)
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Peter Nürnberg | Arif B Ekici | André Reis | Steffen Uebe | Nicolas Daudet | Oliver Rompel | U. Wolfrum | A. Ekici | H. Bolz | G. Nürnberg | P. Nürnberg | E. Boltshauser | A. Reis | H. Thiele | R. Jamra | S. Uebe | Uwe Wolfrum | Gudrun Nürnberg | Pleasantine Mill | P. Mill | O. Rompel | G. M. Davis | M. Thoenes | Holger Thiele | Megan G Davey | Lynn McTeir | Louise A Stephen | Hasan Tawamie | Gemma M. Davis | Lars Tebbe | Michaela Thoenes | Eugen Boltshauser | Emma A. Hall | Courtney Cross | Gemma M Davis | Amy M Fraser | Emma A Hall | Rami Abou Jamra | Hanno J Bolz | N. Daudet | Lars Tebbe | M. Davey | L. Stephen | A. Fraser | Hasan Tawamie | L. Mcteir | Courtney E. Cross
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