Transcriptomic profiling of RIRCD patient skeletal muscle, comparing muscle during affected phase to healthy control, and affected patient with and without additional EARS2 mutations.

Data Access Policy of the research group of Rita Horvath, for use of data not associated with any other party or subject to other restriction.

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