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H. McConkey Liselot van der Laan Peter Henneman B. Sadikovic M. M. Haelst Sourav Ghosh L. Kleinendorst Michael A. Levy J. Rzasa J. Hagen ·. Q. Waisfisz Heidi L. Schulz Corina Heller Kerstin Huhn C. Obermaier Konrad Platzer ·. Rami Abou Jamra Nikos Marinakis ·. D. Veltra K. Kosma C. Sofocleous ·. P. Henneman
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These findings define and validate a distinct DNAm episignature for WSKA, providing a valuable diagnostic biomarker to sup - port variant classification and offering insight into the epigenomic consequences of ZNF462 haploinsufficiency.

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