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Cerebral gyral dysplasias: molecular genetics and cell biology.

Current opinion in neurology - 1 Apr 2001

Clark G D

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The promise of genetics has been partly realized in our understanding of human brain development as this relates to disorders of gyral formation. Cerebral gyral dysplasias are disorders of brain formation that result in phenotypes with the common feature of abnormal cerebral gyri. This review emphasizes the recent progress made in understanding the human lissencephalies and related disorders. LIS1 heterozygous...

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PMID: 11262729
DOI: 10.1097/00019052-200104000-00004

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