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European Journal of Medical Genetics
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ALG11CKAP2Chromosomal microdeletionChromosome 13q14.2Chromosome 13q14.3DHRS12DLEU7INTS6LECT1MacrocephalyOLFM4OvergrowthPCDH8SUGT1THSD1Tall statureUTP14CVPS36

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