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He<strong>al</strong>th Technology Assessment 1997; Vol. 1: No. 4BibliographyThere are more than 500 papers on fragile X syndrome which we have consulted in d<strong>et</strong>ailwhile carrying out this systematic review. Not <strong>al</strong>l of them are referred to directly in the report butthey <strong>al</strong>l are listed here in <strong>al</strong>phab<strong>et</strong>ic<strong>al</strong> order. Other papers are referenced (e.g. on the risks ofamniocentesis) that do not relate to fragile X syndrome and these <strong>for</strong>m a separate <strong>al</strong>phab<strong>et</strong>ic<strong>al</strong>list at the end of this bibliography.Abrams MT, Reiss AL, 1995. Quantitative brainimaging studies of fragile-X syndrome. Dev BrainDysfunction;8(4–6):187–98.Abrams MT, Reiss AL, Freund LS, BaumgardnerTL, Chase GA, Denckla MB, 1994. Molecularneurobehavior<strong>al</strong>associations in fem<strong>al</strong>es with thefragile X full mutation. 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