Isolated mitochondrial long-chain ketoacyl-CoA thiolase deficiency resulting from mutations in the HADHB gene.
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Ronald J A Wanders | Thomas Lücke | Hans R Waterham | H. Waterham | R. Wanders | M. Durán | U. Steuerwald | J. Ruiter | A. Das | T. Lücke | Hans Hartmann | H. Hartmann | Marinus Duran | S. Illsinger | Jos P N Ruiter | Ulrike Steuerwald | Anibh M Das | Sabine Illsinger
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