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2 matches for
de Salamanca JE.
A multi-ethnic genome-wide association study identifies novel loci for non-syndromic cleft lip with or without cleft palate on 2p24.2, 17q23 and 19q13
Leslie EJ,
Carlson JC,
Shaffer JR,
Feingold E,
Wehby G,
Laurie CA,
Jain D,
Laurie CC,
Doheny KF,
McHenry T,
Resick J,
Sanchez C
and 43 more — show all
Jacobs J,
Emanuele B,
Vieira AR,
Neiswanger K,
Lidral AC,
Valencia-Ramirez LC,
Lopez-Palacio AM,
Valencia DR,
Arcos-Burgos M,
Czeizel AE,
Field LL,
Padilla CD,
Cutiongco-de la Paz EM,
Deleyiannis F,
Christensen K,
Munger RG,
Lie RT,
Wilcox A,
Romitti PA,
Castilla EE,
Mereb JC,
Poletta FA,
Orioli IM,
Carvalho FM,
Hecht JT,
Blanton SH,
Buxó CJ,
Butali A,
Mossey PA,
Adeyemo WL,
James O,
Braimah RO,
Aregbesola BS,
Eshete MA,
Abate F,
Koruyucu M,
Seymen F,
Ma L,
de Salamanca JE,
Weinberg SM,
Moreno L,
Murray JC,
Marazita ML
Human molecular genetics · 2016 · PMID 27033726
2 pages
A Genome-wide Association Study of Nonsyndromic Cleft Palate Identifies an Etiologic Missense Variant in GRHL3
Leslie EJ,
Liu H,
Carlson JC,
Shaffer JR,
Feingold E,
Wehby G,
Laurie CA,
Jain D,
Laurie CC,
Doheny KF,
McHenry T,
Resick J
and 46 more — show all
Sanchez C,
Jacobs J,
Emanuele B,
Vieira AR,
Neiswanger K,
Standley J,
Czeizel AE,
Deleyiannis F,
Christensen K,
Munger RG,
Lie RT,
Wilcox A,
Romitti PA,
Field LL,
Padilla CD,
Cutiongco-de la Paz EM,
Lidral AC,
Valencia-Ramirez LC,
Lopez-Palacio AM,
Valencia DR,
Arcos-Burgos M,
Castilla EE,
Mereb JC,
Poletta FA,
Orioli IM,
Carvalho FM,
Hecht JT,
Blanton SH,
Buxó CJ,
Butali A,
Mossey PA,
Adeyemo WL,
James O,
Braimah RO,
Aregbesola BS,
Eshete MA,
Deribew M,
Koruyucu M,
Seymen F,
Ma L,
de Salamanca JE,
Weinberg SM,
Moreno L,
Cornell RA,
Murray JC,
Marazita ML
American journal of human genetics · 2016 · PMID 27018472
1 page
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