Mutations in the SLURP-1 gene underlie Mal de Meleda in three Pakistani families
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概要
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- 2009-10-01
著者
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Wajid Muhammad
Department Of Dermatology Columbia University College Of Physicians And Surgeons
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Wajid Muhammad
Department Of Dermatology Columbia University
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Shimomura Yutaka
Department Of Dermatology Columbia University College Of Physicians And Surgeons
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Shimomura Yutaka
Department Of Dermatology Columbia University
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Christiano Angela
Department Of Dermatology Columbia University
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Kurban Mazen
Department Of Dermatology Columbia University
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Shimomura Yutaka
Department Of Dermatology College Of Physicians And Surgeons Columbia University
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Christiano Angela
Department Of Dermatology College Of Physicians And Surgeons Columbia University
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Kurban Mazen
Department Of Dermatology College Of Physicians And Surgeons Columbia University
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Wajid Muhammad
Department Of Dermatology College Of Physicians And Surgeons Columbia University
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