Copy number variations in 375 patients with oesophageal atresia and/or tracheoesophageal fistula
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D. Tibboel | M. Lacher | P. Hoffmann | A. de Klein | S. Herms | B. Eussen | J. Schumacher | B. Ure | H. Beverloo | H. Reutter | M. Ludwig | D. Scott | A. Hilger | E. Brosens | R. Wijnen | D. Van Opstal | E. D. de Jong | A. Brooks | H. IJsselstijn | R. van der Helm | Y. van Bever | H. P. Zaveri | T. Boemers | H. Douben | A. Hölscher | V. Choinitzki | Florian Marsch
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