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DNA Reference Samples Will Regularize Diagnosis of Rett Syndrome
A panel of highly characterized DNA samples that identify mutations in the gene that encodes methyl CpG binding protein 2 are now available to clinical laboratories as reference material for the diagnosis of Rett syndrome. More...26 Feb 2014
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