Journal of Intellectual Disability Research

Volume 15, Issue 2 pp. 77-80

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LEUKAEMIA AND TWINNING TENDENCY IN FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME

J. KUČERA, 

J. KUČERA

Institute of Care for Mother and Child, Podoli, K. Marxe 157, Prague 4, Czechoslovakia

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J. KUČERA, 

J. KUČERA

Institute of Care for Mother and Child, Podoli, K. Marxe 157, Prague 4, Czechoslovakia

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First published: June 1971

https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2788.1971.tb01144.x

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