The Facial Evolution: Looking Backward and Moving Forward

The Facial Evolution: Looking Backward and Moving Forward

Three-dimensional (3D) facial analysis is ideal for high-resolution, nonionizing, noninvasive objective, high-throughput phenotypic, and phenomic studies. It is a natural complement to (epi)genetic technologies to facilitate advances in the understanding of rare and common diseases. The face is uniq...

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Main Authors: Baynam, G., Walters, M., Claes, P., Kung, S., LeSouef, P., Dawkins, Hugh, Gillett, D., Goldblatt, J.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Wiley Interscience 2013
Subjects:
vaccines
rare diseases
dysmorphology
phenotype
evolution
facial analysis
three dimensional
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/48349

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