There are errors in the S3 Table. In the S3B Table, the predicted translation of the heterozygous ABCB11 variant c.3589C>G found in the patient F39CE53 should shave been p.(Leu1197Val). In S3C Table, the variant found in the patient M11RO526 should be c.1798A>T and in patient F4RO528 should be c. 2545T>C. Please view the correct S3 Table below.
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S3 Table. Variants detected by initial Sanger sequencing in 60 excluded patients.
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