NPHS2, encoding the glomerular protein podocin, is mutated in autosomal recessive steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome
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Corinne Antignac | K. Dahan | O. Gribouval | C. Antignac | M. Gubler | P. Niaudet | F. Benessy | N. Boute | Patrick Niaudet | Marie-Claire Gubler | Séverine Roselli | S. Roselli | Hyunjoo Lee | A. Fuchshuber | Nicolas Boute | Olivier Gribouval | France Benessy | Hyunjoo Lee | Arno Fuchshuber | Karin Dahan
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