Mutations in GDI1 are responsible for X-linked non-specific mental retardation
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Andrea Menegon | Flavia Valtorta | Marina Grasso | Jamel Chelly | William E. Balch | Daniela Toniolo | F. Tamanini | M. Gulisano | B. Oostra | F. Valtorta | W. Balch | D. Toniolo | J. Chelly | T. Bienvenu | P. D’Adamo | A. Tandon | A. Menegon | Anurag Tandon | Ben Oostra | Thierry Bienvenu | Massimo Gulisano | A. Gedeon | Filippo Tamanini | Patrizia D'Adamo | Cristiana Lo Nigro | Agi K. Gedeon | Shih-Kwang Wu | C. Nigro | M. Grasso | Shih-Kwang Wu | B. Oostra | C. L. Nigro
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