Meins, M., Lehmann, J., Gerresheim, F., Herchenbach, J., Hagedorn, M., Hameister, K., & Epplen, J. (2005). Submicroscopic duplication in Xq28 causes increased expression of the MECP2 gene in a boy with severe mental retardation and features of Rett syndrome. BMJ Group.
Chicago Style aipamenaMeins, M., J. Lehmann, F. Gerresheim, J. Herchenbach, M. Hagedorn, K. Hameister, and J. Epplen. Submicroscopic Duplication in Xq28 Causes Increased Expression of the MECP2 Gene in a Boy With Severe Mental Retardation and Features of Rett Syndrome. BMJ Group, 2005.
MLA aipamenaMeins, M., et al. Submicroscopic Duplication in Xq28 Causes Increased Expression of the MECP2 Gene in a Boy With Severe Mental Retardation and Features of Rett Syndrome. BMJ Group, 2005.