Mutations in SNRPB, Encoding Components of the Core Splicing Machinery, Cause Cerebro‐Costo‐Mandibular Syndrome
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A. Munnich | P. Nitschké | D. Lacombe | M. Vazquez | V. Cormier-Daire | N. Feldhahn | C. Huber | F. Petit | O. Alibeu | D. Lehalle | S. Marlin | M. Doyard | Séverine Bacrot
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