Proteomics of rimmed vacuoles define new risk allele in inclusion body myositis
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Martin Eisenacher | Katrin Marcus | Martin Tegenthoff | Julian Uszkoreit | Anne-Katrin Güttsches | Janice L Holton | Alexandra Maerkens | M. Tegenthoff | M. Vorgerd | J. Holton | M. Eisenacher | R. Kley | T. Lloyd | C. Weihl | K. Marcus | Sara Galozzi | M. Harms | Conrad C Weihl | Stefen Brady | Thomas E Lloyd | J. Uszkoreit | A. Maerkens | A. Schreiner | A. Güttsches | Sara Galozzi | Kathryn Krause | Anja Schreiner | Janine Mertens-Rill | Matthew B Harms | Matthias Vorgerd | Rudolf A Kley | S. Brady | Janine Mertens-Rill | K. Krause
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