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author name string

Elizabeth T Wood

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Daryn A Stover

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Christopher Ehret

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Gabriella Spedini

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Howard McLeod

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Leslie Louie

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Mike Bamshad

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Beverly I Strassmann

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Michael F Hammer

European Journal of Human Genetics

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

July 2005

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volume

13

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page(s)

867-76

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7

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