Molecular analysis of familial human growth hormone disorders

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Bioessays 4 (3):114-118 (1986)
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There is a diverse group of human genetic disorders affecting growth hormone action that lead to short stature. Insights into their pathophysiology can be gained by a combination of classical and molecular genetic studies.

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