Stratified whole genome linkage analysis of Chiari type I malformation implicates known Klippel-Feil syndrome genes as putative disease candidates

Christina Markunas; K Soldano; K Dunlap; H Cope; E Asiimwe; J Stajich; D Enterline; G Grant; H Fuchs; S Gregory; A. Ashley-Koch

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Stratified whole genome linkage analysis of Chiari type I malformation implicates known Klippel-Feil syndrome genes as putative disease candidates

Markunas, C., Soldano, K., Dunlap, K., Cope, H., Asiimwe, E., Stajich, J., Enterline, D., Grant, G., Fuchs, H., Gregory, S., & Ashley-Koch, A. (2013). Stratified whole genome linkage analysis of Chiari type I malformation implicates known Klippel-Feil syndrome genes as putative disease candidates. PLoS One, 8(4).

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