Whole-exome sequencing identifies mutations in GPR179 leading to autosomal-recessive complete congenital stationary night blindness.
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Olivier Poch | Sabine Defoort-Dhellemmes | Xavier Zanlonghi | Odile Lecompte | Markus Preising | Christoph Friedburg | Birgit Lorenz | Eberhart Zrenner | José-Alain Sahel | Thierry Léveillard | Dominique Bonneau | Susanne Kohl | Bernd Wissinger | Christelle Michiels | Christina Zeitz | Katrina Prescott | Hélène Dollfus | Saddek Mohand-Saïd | T. Léveillard | J. Sahel | S. Jacobson | T. de Ravel | B. Lorenz | K. Prescott | E. Zrenner | D. Sharon | W. Berger | S. Bhattacharya | I. Casteels | D. Bonneau | O. Poch | H. Dollfus | O. Lecompte | D. Schorderet | C. Friedburg | M. Preising | V. Moskova-Doumanova | B. Wissinger | F. Meire | F. Munier | I. Audo | S. Mohand-Saïd | J. Saraiva | M. Letexier | S. Kohl | E. Banin | U. Kellner | R. Koenekoop | C. Hamel | B. Leroy | A. Renner | X. Zanlonghi | G. Le Meur | K. Bujakowska | C. Poloschek | C. Zeitz | Elise Orhan | C. Michiels | A. Antonio | Claire Audier | Tien-Dao Luu | Hoan Nguyen | Samuel G Jacobson | Christian P Hamel | Kinga Bujakowska | Elise Orhan | Marie-Elise Lancelot | Aline Antonio | Claire Audier | Mélanie Letexier | Jean-Paul Saraiva | Tien D Luu | Hoan Nguyen | Shomi S Bhattacharya | Isabelle Audo | Eyal Banin | Dror Sharon | Bart P Leroy | Elfride De Baere | Francis L Munier | Wolfgang Berger | Charlotte M Poloschek | Robert Koenekoop | Thomy de Ravel | Daniel F Schorderet | Ulrich Kellner | Isabelle Drumare | Aurore Germain | Agnes B Renner | Veselina Moskova-Doumanova | Guylene Le Meur | Ingele Casteels | Vernon W Long | Francoise Meire | Ian Simmons | Kim Nguyen-Ba-Charvet | A. Germain | I. Simmons | K. Nguyen-Ba-Charvet | V. Long | I. Drumare | Marie‐Elise Lancelot | E. de Baere | S. Defoort‐Dhellemmes
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