Multiple Recurrent De Novo Copy Number Variations, Including Duplications of the 7q11.23 Williams- Beuren Syndrome Region, Are Associated with Autism

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  • Stephan J. Sanders
  • A. Gulhan Ercan-Sencicek
  • Vanessa Hus
  • Rui Luo
  • Michael T. Murtha
  • Daniel Moreno-De-Luca
  • Su H. Chu
  • Michael P. Moreau
  • Abha R. Gupta
  • Susanne A. Thomson
  • Christopher E. Mason
  • Kaya Bilguvar
  • Patricia B. S. Celestino-Soper
  • Murim Choi
  • Emily L. Crawford
  • Lea Davis
  • Nicole R. Davis Wright
  • Rahul M. Dhodapkar
  • Michael DiCola
  • Nicholas M. DiLullo
  • Thomas V. Fernandez
  • Vikram Fielding-Singh
  • Daniel O. Fishman
  • Stephanie Frahm
  • Rouben Garagaloyan
  • Gerald S. Goh
  • Sindhuja Kammela
  • Lambertus Klei
  • Jennifer K. Lowe
  • Sabata C. Lund
  • Anna D. McGrew
  • Kyle A. Meyer
  • William J. Moffat
  • John D. Murdoch
  • Brian J. O’Roak
  • Gordon T. Ober
  • Rebecca S. Pottenger
  • Melanie J. Raubeson
  • Youeun Song
  • Qi Wang
  • Brian L. Yaspan
  • Timothy W. Yu
  • Ilana R. Yurkiewicz
  • Arthur L. Beaudet
  • Rita M. Cantor
  • Martin Curland
  • Dorothy E. Grice
  • Murat Günel
  • Richard P. Lifton
  • Shrikant M. Mane
  • Donna M. Martin
  • Chad A. Shaw
  • Michael Sheldon
  • Jay A. Tischfield
  • Christopher A. Walsh
  • Eric M. Morrow
  • David H. Ledbetter
  • Eric Fombonne
  • Catherine Lord
  • Christa Lese Martin
  • Andrew I. Brooks
  • James S. Sutcliffe
  • Edwin H. Cook
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تاریخ انتشار 2011