Next generation sequencing for molecular diagnosis of neurological disorders using ataxias as a model
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Jiannis Ragoussis | Andrea H. Németh | David Buck | Stefano Lise | Patrick J. Morrison | Sandeep Jayawant | Emily Packham | J. Ragoussis | J. Tolmie | Esther B. E. Becker | A. Seller | D. Buck | Lorna Gregory | R. de Silva | K. Talbot | P. Worth | S. Jayawant | P. Morrison | S. Lise | R. Hastings | A. Nemeth | N. Fletcher | Malcolm Taylor | A. Kwasniewska | Ricardo Parolin Schnekenberg | K. Bera | M. Shanks | M. Zameel Cader | M. O'Regan | R. Valentine | E. Packham | Julie C. Evans | John Tolmie | Anneke Seller | Malcolm Taylor | Kevin Talbot | Ricardo Parolin Schnekenberg | Lorna Gregory | Ruth Valentine | Julie Evans | Alexandra C. Kwasniewska | Katarzyna D. Bera | Morag E. Shanks | M. Zameel Cader | Rajith de Silva | Nicholas Fletcher | Rob Hastings | Paul Worth | Mary O’Regan | L. Gregory
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