Original articleLaron's dwarfism: Studies on the nature of the defect*
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Studies at the University of Arkansas Medical Center were supported in part by United States Public Health Service Grants, NS07638 and AM 12011; studies at Harbor General Hospital were supported by United States Public Health Service Grant AM 05638; clinical studies performed at Washington University School of Medicine were supported by United States Public Health Service Grant 2 R01 AM0156 from the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases.
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Recipient of a Career Program Award 5K3-HD-23-325.
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Recipient of a Clinical Research Center Research Grant RR 00036.
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Recipient of United States Public Health Service Grant HD04270.
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Recipient of Career Program Award 5K3-AM 18415.
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