Mutations in IFT172 cause isolated retinal degeneration and Bardet-Biedl syndrome.
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Marni J. Falk | J. Sahel | A. D. den Hollander | F. Cremers | M. Falk | E. Pierce | Mark B. Consugar | I. Audo | S. Mohand-Saïd | X. Gai | L. I. van den Born | W. Carpentier | B. Leroy | R. Collin | E. Place | K. Bujakowska | Anna Siemiątkowska | Qin Liu | C. Lonjou | C. Zeitz | A. Antonio | Marie‐Elise Lancelot | Qi Zhang | J. Sahel | Eric A. Pierce | Bart P. Leroy | Christina Zeitz | F. Cremers
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