A mosaic activating mutation in AKT1 associated with the Proteus syndrome.
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Jamie K Teer | Shlomo Wientroub | Leslie G Biesecker | David Ng | Peter Calder | Roberto Tirabosco | James C Mullikin | Joseph Upton | Richard T Miyamoto | Julie C. Sapp | E. Zackai | J. Mullikin | S. Wientroub | R. Miyamoto | L. Biesecker | J. Johnston | D. Bick | M. Deardorff | G. Golas | J. Cannons | P. Schwartzberg | J. Teer | J. Upton | K. Newman | K. Keppler-Noreuil | D. Everman | K. Brockmann | D. Schwartzentruber | R. Tirabosco | L. Tosi | P. Robey | R. Greenstein | J. Sapp | S. Kuznetsov | T. Darling | D. Ng | P. Calder | E. Zackai | Elaine H Zackai | Jennifer J Johnston | Knut Brockmann | David B Everman | L. Blakemore | Sergei A Kuznetsov | Pamela G Robey | Gretchen Golas | Thomas N Darling | Joyce T. Turner | Pamela L Schwartzberg | David Bick | Kim M Keppler-Noreuil | Douglas J Schwartzentruber | Kurt Newman | Matthew A Deardorff | Julie C Sapp | Marjorie J Lindhurst | Erin M Finn | Kathryn Peters | Joyce Turner | Jennifer L Cannons | Laurel Blakemore | Catherine Blumhorst | Natasha Cherman | Robert M Greenstein | B Maya Kato | Kevin O'Brien | Steven Rothenberg | Virender Singhal | Kimberly Hoag | Tracey Whitewood-Neal | Laura L Tosi | Gretchen A. Golas | Kevin O'Brien | M. Lindhurst | Catherine Blumhorst | N. Cherman | V. Singhal | K. Peters | S. Rothenberg | Erin M. Finn | B. Kato | Kimberly Hoag | Tracey Whitewood-Neal | B. M. Kato | E. Finn | Natasha Cherman | David Ng
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