Origin of the mutations in the parkin gene in Europe: Exon rearrangements are independent recurrent events, whereas point mutations may result from founder effects

1. Periquet, M.
2. Lücking, C.B.
3. Vaughan, J.R.
4. Bonifati, V.
5. ürr, A.
6. De Michele, G.
7. Horstink, M.W.
8. Farrer, M.
9. Illarioshkin, S.N.
10. Pollak, P.
11. Borg, M.
12. Brefel-Courbon, C.
13. Denefle, P.
14. Gasser, T.
15. Gasser, T.
16. Breteler, M.M.B.
17. Wood, N.W.
18. Agid, Y.
19. Brice, A.
20. Bonnet, A.-M.
21. Borg, M.
22. Brice, A.
23. Destée, A.
24. Dürr, F.
25. Durif, F.
26. Feingold, J.
27. Fénelon, G.
28. Gasparini, F.
29. Martinez, M.
30. Penet, C.
31. Pollak, P.
32. Rascol, O.
33. Tison, F.
34. Tranchant, C.
35. Vérin, M.
36. Viallet, F.
37. Vidailhet, M.
38. Warter, J.-M.
39. Vaughan, J.R.
40. Brice, A.
41. Dürr, A.
42. Martinez, M.
43. Gasser, T.
44. Müller-Myhsok, B.
45. Breteler, M.
46. Harhangi, S.
47. Oostra, B.
48. Bonifati, M.
49. DeMari, M.
50. Fabrizio, E.
51. Filla, A.
52. Meco, G.
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