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Identifying novel putative genes linked to stuttering in highly multiplex Indian families using exome sequencing

2020-10-08

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Abstract Stuttering is a complex speech disorder and heritability of this trait is persuasive, with multiple afflicted families showing phenotypic segregation across generations, yet no conclusive genetic etiology could be identified. Analyzing multiplex families using exome sequencing(ES) may help in identification of putative genes and scope for understanding the mutational burden for speech implicated pathways....

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10.22541/au.160218236.66387607/v1
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