CHMP2B C-truncating mutations in frontotemporal lobar degeneration are associated with an aberrant endosomal phenotype in vitro.
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Patrick Santens | Karin Peeters | Rik Vandenberghe | Sebastiaan Engelborghs | Christine Van Broeckhoven | John Collinge | C. van Broeckhoven | S. Engelborghs | R. Vandenberghe | J. Collinge | P. D. De Deyn | P. Santens | A. Isaacs | J. van der Zee | E. Fisher | B. Dermaut | Peter P De Deyn | Tim De Pooter | K. Peeters | Julie van der Zee | Hazel Urwin | Marc Bruyland | Bart Dermaut | Tim De Pooter | Elizabeth M Fisher | Adrian M Isaacs | H. Urwin | M. Bruyland | P. D. de Deyn
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