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A novel mutation in the D-box of the androgen receptor gene (S597R) in two unrelated individuals Is associated with both normal phenotype and severe PAIS.

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A novel mutation in the D-box of the androgen receptor gene (S597R) in two unrelated individuals Is associated with both normal phenotype and severe PAIS. (English)

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Aleksander Giwercman

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Aleksander Giwercman

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Yvonne L Giwercman

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Sten A Ivarsson

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Jonas Richthoff

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Kristina B Lundin

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1 December 2003

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Hormone Research

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