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Unexpectedly high prevalence of structural genomic variations in the Long QT Syndrome: evidence for broader clinical uptake

27 August 2023 (17:25 - 17:35)
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Associate Professor Andrea Mazzanti

University of Pavia, Pavia (Italy)

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