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Origins and functional impact of copy number variation in the human genome

✍ Scribed by Conrad, Donald F. (author);Pinto, Dalila (author);Redon, Richard (author);Feuk, Lars (author);Gokcumen, Omer (author);Zhang, Yujun (author);Aerts, Jan (author);Andrews, T. Daniel (author);Barnes, Chris (author);Campbell, Peter (author);Fitzgerald, Tomas (author);Hu, Min (author);Ihm, Chun Hwa (author);Kristiansson, Kati (author);MacArthur, Daniel G. (author);MacDonald, Jeffrey R. (author);Onyiah, Ifejinelo (author);Pang, Andy Wing Chun (author);Robson, Sam (author);Stirrups, Kathy (author);Valsesia, Armand (author);Walter, Klaudia (author);Wei, John (author);Tyler-Smith, Chris (author);Carter, Nigel P. (author);Lee, Charles (author);Scherer, Stephen W. (author);Hurles, Matthew E. (author)

Book ID
109898512
Publisher
Nature Publishing Group
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Weight
615 KB
Volume
464
Category
Article
ISSN
0028-0836

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