CFTR founder mutation causes protein trafficking defects in Chinese patients with cystic fibrosis
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P. Sham | Y. Lau | B. Chung | Wanling Yang | D. Ying | A. Li | C. C. Mak | G. Leung | Y. W. Chu | Kit San Yeung | Jeng-Haur Chen | Xinying Chen | Weiyi Xu | W. Ong | Kelvin Y. K. Chan | So-Lun Lee | Gary T. K. Mok | H. Leong | Christy S. K. Chau | W. Wong | J. McLuskey | C. Mak | A. Li
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