Human lysozyme gene mutations cause hereditary systemic amyloidosis
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D. Booth | C. Blake | M. Pepys | P. Hawkins | D. Vigushin | G. Tennent | A. Soutar | N. Totty | O. Nguyen | C. Terry | T. Feest | A. Zalin | J. Hsuan | T. Feest | M. B. Pepys | P. N. Hawkins | D. R. Booth | D. M. Vigushin | G. A. Tennent | A. K. Soutar | N. Totty | O. Nguyen | C. C. F. Blake | C. J. Terry | T. G. Feest | A. M. Zalin | J. J. Hsuan | P. Hawkins | M. Pepys | D. R. Booth | A. Zalin | D. M. Vigushin | G. A. Tennent | A. K. Soutar | T. G. Feest | A. M. Zalin | G. Tennent
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