De novo MECP2 frameshift mutation in a boy with moderate mental retardation, obesity and gynaecomastia
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T. Kleefstra | H. van Bokhoven | E. Sistermans | B. Hamel | H. Yntema | A. Oudakker | W. Nillessen | B. D. de Vries | T. Romein | J. V. Bokhoven | A. Oudakker | L.B.A. de Vries
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