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The social behavioral phenotype of Kabuki syndrome.

Sep 2026 · Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology · Vol 41 7 · 0 citations
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Those with KS2 showed greater difficulties across all social behavior/cognitive domains than KS1 counterparts, albeit both presented with similar severity in RRB and prosocial behaviors.

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