THE GENE CAUSING DENTS DISEASE, A RENAL FANCONI SYNDROME WITH NEPHROCALCINOSIS AND KIDNEY-STONES, IS ON THE SHORT ARM OF THE X-CHROMOSOME (XP11.22)

THE GENE CAUSING DENTS DISEASE, A RENAL FANCONI SYNDROME WITH NEPHROCALCINOSIS AND KIDNEY-STONES, IS ON THE SHORT ARM OF THE X-CHROMOSOME (XP11.22)

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Hauptverfasser:	Thakker, R, Pook, M, Wooding, C, Norden, A, Feest, T, Wrong, O
Format:	Journal article
Veröffentlicht:	1993

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