A novel MPZ gene mutation in dominantly inherited neuropathy with focally folded myelin sheaths
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S. Sakoda | M. Nakagawa | S. Izumo | H. Takashima | M. Osame | N. Kanzato | T. Matsuzaki | A. Saito | M. Suehara | F. Umehara | M. Saito | S. Takenaga | M. Suehara | Shunichi Sakoda | Masanori Nakagawa | Mitsuhiro Osame | Hiroshi Takashima | Toshio Matsuzaki
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