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The Online Metabolicand Molecular Basesof Inherited Disease
The UNPARALLELED resource for understanding the genetic
contribution to health and disease
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OMMBID’s Advisory Board
Editor-in-Chief
David Valle, MD The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Editors:
Stylianos E. Antonarakis, MD University of Geneva Medical School
Andrea Ballabio, MD Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine
K. Michael Gibson, PhD, FACMG Michigan Technological University
Kenneth W. Kinzler, PhD The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Grant Mitchell Université de Montréal
Bert Vogelstein, MD The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Editors Emeritus:
Arthur Beaudet, MD Baylor College of Medicine
Charles R. Scriver, MDCM, FRS McGill University
William S. Sly, MD St. Louis University School of Medicine
Part Editors:
Fred Bunz, MD, PhD The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine