Cardiac arrhythmia and late-onset muscle weakness caused by a myofibrillar myopathy with unusual histopathological features due to a novel missense mutation in FLNC.
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J. Jais | K. Claeys | I. Nelson | S. Batonnet-Pichon | K. Wahbi | H. Bécane | A. Béhin | T. Voit | M. Fardeau | D. Avila-Smirnow | P. Richard | M. Beuvin | G. Bonne | R. Yaou | L. Gueneau | P. Vicart | R. Ben Yaou | S. Mathis | B. Goudeau | N. Romero | F. Delort | P. V. D. van der Ven | D. Furst | R. Gil | P. F. Ven | Michel Fardeau | Pascale Richard | Gisèle Bonne | Thomas Voit | Isabelle Nelson | Norma B. Romero | Karim Wahbi | Stéphane Mathis | Dieter O. Fürst | Rodrigo Gil | P. Richard
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