Bloom's Syndrome XXII. Numerous Founder Mutations Bear Witness to the Persistence of Mutant Alleles in Different Human Populations

Maureen M Sanz; J German

Bloom's Syndrome XXII. Numerous Founder Mutations Bear Witness to the Persistence of Mutant Alleles in Different Human Populations

Maureen M Sanz
, J German

Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Studies

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Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Fifts Years of Human Genetics
State	Published - 2007

Keywords

bloom's syndrome

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Life Sciences
Genetics and Genomics

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