POLG1-related phenotypes are heterogeneous and progressive due to secondary mtDNA maintenance defects: International Journal of Neuroscience: Vol 130, No 12

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"POLG1-related phenotypes are heterogeneous and progressive due to secondary mtDNA maintenance defects." International Journal of Neuroscience, 130(12), pp. 1282–1283

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