Studies of malformation syndromes of humans XXXIIIC: the FG syndrome - further studies on three affected individuals from the FG family.

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Published in Am J Med Genet on June 01, 1982

Authors

J M Opitz, E G Kaveggia, W N Adkins, E F Gilbert, C Viseskul, J C Pettersen, B Blumberg

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