A familial case of nail patella syndrome with a heterozygous in-frame indel mutation in the LIM domain of LMX1B.
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Takashi Sasaki | M. Amagai | S. Kitanaka | N. Umegaki-Arao | A. Kubo | H. Fujita | T. Isojima | M. Mukai | F. Yasuda-Sekiguchi
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