Diversity of ARSACS Mutations in French-Canadians
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A. Montpetit | I. Thiffault | B. Brais | L. Montermini | P. McPherson | K. Gehring | M. Tétreault | N. Dupré | G. Bernard | J. Mathieu | A. Richter | M. Dicaire | C. Prévost | J. Bouchard | A. Duquette | Jean Mathieu | J. Mercier | G. Mitchell | K. N. Huang | R. Lariviére | J. Demers-Lamarche | Grant A. Mitchell | M. Tetreault
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