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Pedigree Analysis

2. Clinical Discrepancies and Limitations

Kenneth L. BeckerVeterans Administration Hospital, Washington, D. C.
, M.D.
Pages 171-174 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016

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Kenneth L. Becker. (1967) The Twin-Study Method in Medicine and Genetics. Postgraduate Medicine 41:6, pages 603-608.
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Natalie Friedli, Zeno Stanga, Lubos Sobotka, Alison Culkin, Jens Kondrup, Alessandro Laviano, Beat Mueller & Philipp Schuetz. (2017) Revisiting the refeeding syndrome: Results of a systematic review. Nutrition 35, pages 151-160.
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Kenneth L. Becker. (1968) Genetic Aspects of Gastrointestinal Disease. Medical Clinics of North America 52:6, pages 1273-1283.
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