GENETIC ANALYSES OF THE NF1 GENE IN TURKISH NEUROFIBROMATOSIS TYPE I PATIENTS AND DEFINITION OF THREE NOVEL VARIANTS
Ulusal SD1,*, Gürkan H1, Atlı E1, Özal SA2, Çiftdemir M3, Tozkır H1, Karal Y4, Güçlü H2, Eker D1, Görker I5
*Corresponding Author: Dr. Selma D. Ulusal, Department of Medical Genetics, Trakya University Faculty of Medicine, D100, Edirne, Turkey. Tel: +90-284-235-7642/2330. Fax: +90-284-235-7652. E-mail: selmaulusal@trakya.edu.tr
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