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Jan M Friedman

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Jan Friedman

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Zoe Lohn

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Anne Townsend

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Shelin Adam

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Patricia Birch

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Jan Friedman

American Journal of Medical Genetics

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English

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7 February 2013

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March 2013

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8

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161

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161A

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3

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542-549

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542-9

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