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bibliographicCitation	Perez Garrido N, Pujana M, Berger M, Ramírez P, Guercio G, Belgorosky A, Marino R. Growth hormone receptor gene polymorphism. Spontaneous catch up growth in small for gestational age patients. Medicina (B Aires). 2021;81(4):574–80. PMID: 34453799.
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title	Growth hormone receptor gene polymorphism. Spontaneous catch up growth in small for gestational age patients
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