RING AUTOSOMES: SOME UNEXPECTED FINDINGS
Caba L1,*, Rusu C1,2, Plăiaşu V3, Gug G4,5, Grămescu M1, Bujoran C2,
Ochiană D3, Voloşciuc M2, Popescu R1, Braha E1,2, Pânzaru M1,2,
Butnariu L1,2, Sireteanu A1, Covic M1, Gorduza EV1
*Corresponding Author: Dr. Lavinia Caba, “Grigore T. Popa” University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iasi, Department
of Medical Genetics, 16 Universitatii str., Iasi, 700115, Romania; Tel.: +40724962671; Email: lavinia_zanet@yahoo.com
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