Genome-wide association study of intelligence: additive effects of novel brain expressed genes.
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S. Nelson | R. Cantor | J. McGough | S. Faraone | J. Biederman | E. Mick | J. McCracken | S. Smalley | A. Doyle | S. Loo | Corina J Shtir
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