Clinical genealogical and molecular genetic study of patients with mental retardation
β Scribed by N. V. Hryshchenko; G. M. Bychkova; G. B. Livshyts; S. A. Kravchenko; V. M. Pampukha; O. O. Soloviov; A. M. Kucherenko; P. F. Tatarskyy; N. O. Afanasieva; I. V. Dubrovska; E. J. Patskun; N. O. Zymak-Zakutnia; T. V. Nikitchina; S. Yu. Lohush; L. A. Livshits
- Book ID
- 111902788
- Publisher
- Allerton Press Inc
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- Ukrainian
- Weight
- 119 KB
- Volume
- 46
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0095-4527
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