47,XX,13+ with Snodgrass phenotype II. Are different chromosomes associated with two clinical varieties of D-trisomy? | Journal of Medical Genetics

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47,XX,13+ with Snodgrass phenotype II. Are different chromosomes associated with two clinical varieties of D-trisomy?

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R L Neu PubMed articles Google scholar articles
S R Assemany PubMed articles Google scholar articles
L I Gardner PubMed articles Google scholar articles

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Neu RL, Assemany SR, Gardner LI

47,XX,13+ with Snodgrass phenotype II. Are different chromosomes associated with two clinical varieties of D-trisomy?

Journal of Medical Genetics 1971;8:179-180.

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June 01, 1971

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