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NEUROCRISTOPATHY: Its Growth and Development in 20 Years

1997-01-01

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The neurocristopathies, originally defined in 1974 as a category of diseases arising in neural crest development are reviewed as to their current status. Accompanying the great advances in neural crest ontogeny, there has been an increase in the number and variety of neurocristopathies, particularly in the definition of craniofacial syndromes derived from the cranial crest mesectoderm. Molecular biology and geneti...

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DOI: 10.1080/107710497174994

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