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Classical lissencephaly syndromes: does the face reflect the brain?
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Classical lissencephaly syndromes: does the face reflect the brain?
Classical lissencephaly syndromes: does the face reflect the brain? J Med Genet. 1998 Nov; 35(11):920-3.
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Adolescent
Brain
Child
Child, Preschool
Facies
Humans
Infant
Syndrome
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William B. Dobyns