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2000FMR3 is a novel gene associated with FRAXE CpG island and transcriptionally silent in FRAXE full mutationsGecz, J.
2004TM4SF10 gene sequencing in XLMR patients identifies common polymorphisms but no disease-associated mutationChristophe-Hobertus, C.; Kooy, F.; Gecz, J.; Abramowicz, M.; Holinski-Feder, E.; Schwartz, C.; Christophe, D.
2008A novel locus for X-linked congenital cataract on Xq24Craig, J.; Friend, K.; Gecz, J.; Rattray, K.; Trotski, M.; Mackey, D.; Burdon, K.
2008Novel causative mutations in patients with Nance-Horan syndrome and altered localization of the mutant NHS-A protein isoformSharma, S.; Burdon, K.; Dave, A.; Jamieson, R.; Yaron, Y.; Billson, F.; van Maldergem, L.; Lorenz, B.; Gecz, J.; Craig, J.
2021Cerebral palsy with autism and ADHD: time to pay attentionGecz, J.; Berry, J.G.
2005XLMR in MRX families 29, 32, 33 and 38 results from the dup24 mutation in the ARX (Aristaless related homeobox) geneStepp, M.; Cason, A.; Finnis, M.; Mangelsdorf, M.; Holinski-Feder, E.; Macgregor, D.; MacMillan, A.; Holden, J.; Gecz, J.; Stevenson, R.; Schwartz, C.
2003Borjeson-Forssman-Lehmann syndrome and multiple pituitary hormone deficiencyBirrell, G.; Lampe, A.; Richmond, S.; Bruce, S.; Gecz, J.; Lower, K.; Wright, M.
2004The molecular basis of intellectual disability: novel genes with naturally occurring mutations causing altered gene expression in the brainGecz, J.
2015Novel IL1RAPL1 mutations associated with intellectual disability impair synaptogenesisRamos-Brossier, M.; Montani, C.; Lebrun, N.; Gritti, L.; Martin, C.; Seminatore-Nole, C.; Toussaint, A.; Moreno, S.; Poirier, K.; Dorseuil, O.; Chelly, J.; Hackett, A.; Gecz, J.; Bieth, E.; Faudet, A.; Heron, D.; Kooy, R.; Loeys, B.; Humeau, Y.; Sala, C.; et al.
2000Identification of a mutation in the XNP/ATR-X gene in a family reported as Smith-Fineman-Myers syndromeVillard, L.; Fontes, M.; Ades, L.; Gecz, J.

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