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Yanzhao Chen1, Yaming Xia2, Lipeng Chen3

  • 1Department of Pediatrics.

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整体外基因组测序诊断出发育性和性脑病变9 (DEE9) 在患有复发性的儿科患者中. 长期随访证实了治疗的有效性和正常的智力,突出了对非典型DEE9病例的基因测试.

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