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A Novel SEMA3G Mutation in Two Siblings Affected by Syndromic GnRH Deficiency
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In silico, in vitro, and in vivo models revealed that SEMA3G regulates GnRH neuron migration and that its mutation affecting receptor selectivity may be responsible for the HH-related defects.
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