Familial Tetralogy of Fallot caused by mutation in the jagged1 gene.
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A. Hamosh | H. Dietz | R. Montgomery | M. Duke | A Hamosh | H C Dietz | R A Montgomery | R. Elkins | Z A Eldadah | N J Biery | M Duke | R Elkins | Z. Eldadah | N. Biery | Melinda Duke
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