Mutations in the proteolytic enzyme calpain 3 cause limb-girdle muscular dystrophy type 2A
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Isabelle Richard | Charles E Jackson | Mayana Zatz | Françoise Fougerousse | Jacques S Beckmann | J. Beckmann | N. Chiannilkulchai | M. Passos-Bueno | M. Zatz | J. Tischfield | N. Bourg | I. Richard | F. Fougerousse | D. Cohen | D. Hillaire | M. Fardeau | C. Jackson | Jay A Tischfield | O. Broux | V. Allamand | L. Brenguier | C. Devaud | P. Pasturaud | C. Roudaut | Daniel Cohen | Nathalie Bourg | Carinne Roudaut | Nuchanard Chiannilkulchai | Michel Fardeau | Catherine Devaud | Odile Broux | Valéerie Allamand | Lydie Brenguier | Patricia Pasturaud | Dominique Hillaire | Maria-Rita Passos-Bueno
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