Mutations of the CEP290 gene encoding a centrosomal protein cause Meckel-Gruber syndrome.

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Valeska Frank,Anneke I den Hollander,Nadina Ortiz ,Marijke N Zonneveld,Gudrun ,Christian Becker,Gabriele Du Bois,Heide Kendziorra,Susanne Roosing,Jan Senderek,Peter ,Frans P M Cremers,Klaus Zerres,Carsten Bergmann,Valeska Frank,Anneke I den Hollander,Nadina Ortiz ,Marijke N Zonneveld,Gudrun ,Christian Becker,Gabriele Du Bois,Heide Kendziorra,Susanne Roosing,Jan Senderek,Peter ,Frans P M Cremers,Klaus Zerres,Carsten Bergmann,Valeska Frank,Anneke I den Hollander,Nadina Ortiz Brüchle,Marijke N Zonneveld,Gudrun Nürnberg,Christian Becker,Gabriele Du Bois,Heide Kendziorra,Susanne Roosing,Jan Senderek,Peter Nürnberg,Frans P M Cremers,Klaus Zerres,Carsten Bergmann,

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V Frank,AI den Hollander,NO ,MN Zonneveld,G ,C Becker,G Du Bois,H Kendziorra,S Roosing,J Senderek,P ,FP Cremers,K Zerres,C Bergmann,V Frank,AI den Hollander,NO ,MN Zonneveld,G ,C Becker,G Du Bois,H Kendziorra,S Roosing,J Senderek,P ,FP Cremers,K Zerres,C Bergmann,V Frank,AI den Hollander,NO Brüchle,MN Zonneveld,G Nürnberg,C Becker,G Du Bois,H Kendziorra,S Roosing,J Senderek,P Nürnberg,FP Cremers,K Zerres,C Bergmann,

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Journal: Human mutation

VOLUME: 29

Page Numbers: 45-52

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ISSN: 1098-1004

DAY: 27

MONTH: Jan

YEAR: 2008

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