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Identification of a submicroscopic familial 4p;11p translocation using multiple telomere probe FISH analysis
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Main Authors:
Knight, S
,
Regan, R
,
Flint, J
,
Horsley, S
,
Kearney, L
,
Temple, I
,
Young, I
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Journal article
Published:
1997
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