Mutation of SHOC2 promotes aberrant protein N-myristoylation and causes Noonan-like syndrome with loose anagen hair

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  • Viviana Cordeddu
  • Elia Di Schiavi
  • Len A Pennacchio
  • Avi Ma’ayan
  • Anna Sarkozy
  • Valentina Fodale
  • Serena Cecchetti
  • Alessio Cardinale
  • Joel Martin
  • Wendy Schackwitz
  • Anna Lipzen
  • Giuseppe Zampino
  • Laura Mazzanti
  • Maria C Digilio
  • Simone Martinelli
  • Elisabetta Flex
  • Francesca Lepri
  • Kerstin Kutsche
  • Giovanni B Ferrero
  • Cecilia Anichini
  • Angelo Selicorni
  • Cesare Rossi
  • Romano Tenconi
  • Martin Zenker
  • Daniela Merlo
  • Bruno Dallapiccola
  • Ravi Iyengar
  • Marco Tartaglia
چکیده

Viviana Cordeddu1, Elia Di Schiavi2, Len A Pennacchio3,4, Avi Ma’ayan5, Anna Sarkozy6, Valentina Fodale1,7, Serena Cecchetti8, Alessio Cardinale9, Joel Martin4, Wendy Schackwitz4, Anna Lipzen4, Giuseppe Zampino10, Laura Mazzanti11, Maria C Digilio12, Simone Martinelli1, Elisabetta Flex1, Francesca Lepri6, Deborah Bartholdi13, Kerstin Kutsche14, Giovanni B Ferrero15, Cecilia Anichini16, Angelo Selicorni17, Cesare Rossi18, Romano Tenconi19, Martin Zenker20, Daniela Merlo8,9, Bruno Dallapiccola6,7, Ravi Iyengar5, Paolo Bazzicalupo2, Bruce D Gelb21,22 & Marco Tartaglia1,22

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تاریخ انتشار 2009