Human Genetics: historical and personal perspectives

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• Gautier, M & Harper, P.S (2009)
• Fiftieth anniversary of trisomy 21: returning to a discovery
• Human genetics 126:317-324
• Harper, P.S. (2006)
  The discovery of the human chromosome number in Lund, 1955-1956
  Human genetics 119:226-232
• Harper, P.S. (2006)
  Paul Polani and the development of medical genetics
  Human genetics 120:723-721
• Powell, T. & Sheppard, J (2006)
  Archives and human genetics: saving the past for the future
  Human genetics 119: 459-461
• Harper, P.S. (2006)
  William Bateson, human genetics and medicine
  Human genetics 118:141-151
• Edwards, A.W.F. (2005)
  Linkage methods in human genetics before the computer
  Human genetics 118: 515-530
• Riis, P. (2006)
  First steps in antenatal diagnosis, 1956
  Human genetics 118:772-773
• Vogel, F. (2005)
  The development of human genetics in Germany; a personal view
  Human genetics 117:278-284
• Harper, P.S. (2005)
  Human genetics: historical and personal perspectives
  Human genetics 116:420-421
• Harper, P.S. (2005)
  Julia Bell and the Treasury of Human Inheritance
  Human genetics 116:422-432