Prevalent LIPH founder mutations lead to loss of P2Y5 activation ability of PA‐PLA1α in autosomal recessive hypotrichosis
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M. Akiyama | H. Shimizu | J. Aoki | A. Inoue | T. Nomura | Hideki Nakamura | K. Natsuga | R. Abe | H. Suga | A. Shibaki | S. Shinkuma | Y. Tsunemi | H. Ujiie | W. Nishie | Kei Ito | K. Arita
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