Novel TGM5 mutations in acral peeling skin syndrome
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J. McGrath | E. Sprecher | M. Geel | A. Cassidy | M. Jonkman | A. Nanda | M. Steensel | R. Nellen | W. McLean | Jaap J. A. J. Velden
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