PHENOTYPIC VARIABILITY
OF 17Q12 MICRODELETION SYNDROME –
THREE CASES AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Țuțulan-Cuniță A, Pavel AG, Dimos L, Nedelea M,
Ursuleanu A, Neacșu AT, Budișteanu M, Stambouli D
*Corresponding Author: Andreea Țuțulan-Cuniță, Cytogenomic Medical Laboratory, 35 Calea Floreasca,
Bucharest, 14453, Romania, Tel: 0040212331354, Fax: 0040212331357, E-mail: cunita@cytogenomic.ro
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