Alternative Splicing and Tissue-specific Elastin Misassembly Act as Biological Modifiers of Human Elastin Gene Frameshift Mutations Associated with Dominant Cutis Laxa*
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Hideki Sugitani | Jessica E Wagenseil | R. Knutsen | R. Mecham | T. Broekelmann | J. Wagenseil | B. Kozel | Russell H Knutsen | Robert P Mecham | Elaine C Davis | E. Davis | H. Sugitani | Eiichi Hirano | A. Shifren | Christopher H. Ciliberto | Z. Urban | Zsolt Urban | Eiichi Hirano | Adrian Shifren | Christopher Ciliberto | Beth A Kozel | Thomas J Broekelmann | Jessica E. Wagenseil | Adrián Shifren
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