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Truncating Variants in NAA15 Are Associated with Variable Levels of Intellectual Disability, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Congenital Anomalies.
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Hanyin Cheng,
Avinash V Dharmadhikari,
Sylvia Varland,
Ning Ma,
Deepti Domingo,
Robert Kleyner,
A. Rope,
Margaret Yoon,
Asbjørg Stray-Pedersen,
Asbjørg Stray-Pedersen,
J. Posey,
Sarah R Crews,
M. Eldomery,
Z. Akdemir,
Andrea M. Lewis,
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V. Sutton,
J. Rosenfeld,
Erin Conboy,
Katherine E. Agre,
F. Xia,
F. Xia,
M. Walkiewicz,
M. Walkiewicz,
M. Walkiewicz,
M. Longoni,
F. High,
M. V. Slegtenhorst,
G. Mancini,
C. Finnila,
A. Haeringen,
N. S. Hollander,
C. Ruivenkamp,
S. Naidu,
S. Mahida,
E. Palmer,
Lucinda Murray,
D. Lim,
P. Jayakar,
M. Parker,
S. Giusto,
Emanuela Stracuzzi,
C. Romano,
Jennifer S. Beighley,
R. Bernier,
S. Küry,
M. Nizon,
M. Corbett,
M. Shaw,
A. Gardner,
C. Barnett,
R. Armstrong,
K. Kassahn,
K. Kassahn,
A. Dijck,
G. Vandeweyer,
T. Kleefstra,
J. Schieving,
M. Jongmans,
B. Vries,
R. Pfundt,
Bronwyn Kerr,
Bronwyn Kerr,
S. Rojas,
K. Boycott,
R. Person,
R. Willaert,
E. Eichler,
R. Kooy,
Yaping Yang,
Yaping Yang,
Joseph C. Wu,
J. Lupski,
T. Arnesen,
G. Cooper,
W. Chung,
J. Gécz,
H. Stessman,
Linyan Meng,
Linyan Meng,
G. Lyon
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