From CFTR biology toward combinatorial pharmacotherapy: expanded classification of cystic fibrosis mutations
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Garry R. Cutting | Harvey B. Pollard | Jeffrey L. Brodsky | William E. Balch | Jeong S. Hong | G. Lukács | H. Pollard | D. Cyr | J. Brodsky | W. Balch | G. Cutting | W. Guggino | R. Frizzell | D. Sheppard | Scott A. Houck | Z. Cai | W. Skach | Jeong-Soo Hong | E. Sorscher | Douglas M. Cyr | William R. Skach | William B. Guggino | Gergely L. Lukacs | Raymond A. Frizzell | Eric J. Sorscher | Gudio Veit | Radu G. Avramescu | Annette N. Chiang | Zhiwei Cai | Kathryn W. Peters | David N. Sheppard | K. Peters | Gudio Veit | R. Avramescu
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