Global gene profiling and comprehensive bioinformatics analysis of a 46,XY female with pericentric inversion of the Y chromosome
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Toshifumi Yokoyama | Yoshiki Matsumoto | Nobuhiko Hoshi | Katsuhiko Warita | Ichiro Takasaki | Y. Tabuchi | I. Takasaki | T. Kondo | H. Kitagawa | N. Sakuragi | T. Nanmori | T. Sugawara | K. Warita | T. Mitsuhashi | T. Yokoyama | N. Hoshi | J. Kant | Y. Takeuchi | Zhi-yu Wang | T. Miki | Zhi-Yu Wang | Takashi Kondo | Yoshiaki Tabuchi | Hiroshi Kitagawa | Jeffrey A Kant | Y. Matsumoto | Takanori Miki | Yoshiki Takeuchi | Tomoko Mitsuhashi | Teruo Sugawara | Noriaki Sakuragi | Fumio Hayashi | Yasuhiko Ebina | Hideto Yamada | Takashi Nanmori | Y. Ebina | Hideto Yamada | Fumio Hayashi
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