Deficiencies in vesicular transport mediated by TRAPPC4 are associated with severe syndromic intellectual disability.
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J. Rosenfeld | H. Hakonarson | J. Lupski | R. Gibbs | S. Jhangiani | Yiran Guo | J. Hunter | J. Christodoulou | Zhanna Lipatova | N. Segev | Tadahiro Mitani | Jawid M Fatih | D. Pehlivan | J. Posey | A. Gezdirici | Zeynep Coban Akdemir | E. Karaca | P. Liu | P. Sleiman | R. Murtazina | M. Sacher | N. V. Van Bergen | Noraldin Al-Deri | Daniela Stanga | Sarah F Zhao | V. Gyurkovska | J. Antony | F. Collins | M. Willis | J. Punetha | Sean Massey | Thisara G Ranasinghe | C. Troedson | Pengfei Liu | T. Mitani | J. Fatih
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