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Journal: Genes, 2024
Volume: 15
Number: 430

Article: Phenotypic Description of A Patient with ODLURO Syndrome and Functional Characterization of the Pathogenetic Role of A Synonymous Variant c.186G>A in KMT2E Gene
Authors: by Mario Benvenuto, Sofia Cesarini, Giulia Severi, Enrico Ambrosini, Angelo Russo, Marco Seri, Pietro Palumbo, Orazio Palumbo, Marco Castori, Emanuele Panza and Massimo Carella
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