Autosomal‐dominant early‐onset spastic paraparesis with brain calcification due to IFIH1 gain‐of‐function
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Y. Crow | W. Dobyns | A. M. de Noordhout | M. Rodero | G. Rice | F. Debray | C. Cabrol | Ji Woo Park | L. Van Maldergem | J. Livingston | L. Ruaud | E. Scalais | J. Piard | R. Maré | C. Uggenti | F. Pauly | Lien van Eyk | Elise Boucher-Brischoux | S. Hur | Lyse Ruaud
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