The silent codon change I507‐ATC→ATT contributes to the severity of the ΔF508 CFTR channel dysfunction
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Sadis Matalon | Rafal Bartoszewski | Andras Rab | J. Kappes | S. Matalon | Rafał Bartoszewski | Z. Bebők | E. Lefkowitz | A. Lazrak | S. Keiles | J. Collawn | E. Sorscher | Eric J Sorscher | James F Collawn | Ranjit Kumar | V. Bali | John Kappes | Lianwu Fu | Vedrana Bali | Zsuzsanna Bebok | Ahmed Lazrak | Viktoria Havasi | Steve Keiles | Ranjit Kumar | Elliot Lefkowitz | A. Rab | V. Havasi | Lianwu Fu | Z. Bebok
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