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Database curators
Jorge Busciglio:mitochondrial function in DS and the ETS2 gene Univerisity of California, Irvine, jbuscigl@uci.edu
Jean Delabar: mouse models and resources Université Paris, delabar@paris7.jussieu.fr
Mara Dierssen: neuroanatomy; DYRK1A Center for Genomic Studies, Barcelona, mara.dierssen@crg.es
Gilbert Di Paolo: synaptojanin and endocytosis Columibia University, gd2175@columbia.edu
Craig Garner: genes of chromosome 21 and synapse function Stanford University, cgarner@stanford.edu
Roger Reeves: mouse models, cerebellar defects Johns Hopkins University, rreeves@jhmi.edu
Bill Mobley: synapse structure in DS and mouse models Stanford University, ngfv1@stanford.edu
David Patterson: folate and mitochondrial genes of chromosome 21 University of Denver, dpatter2@du.edu
Marie-Claude Poitier: expression in trisomy CNRS-Neurobiology, Paris, marie-claude.potier@espci.fr
Melanie Pritchard: ITSN and DSCR1 genes Monash University, Australia, melanie.pritchard@med.monash.edu.au