Reversal of clinical features of hurler's disease and biochemical improvement after treatment by bone marrow transplantation
J R Hobbs(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), A. D. Patrick(University of London), K. Henry(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), A. John Barrett(National Institutes of Health), Linda R. Tansley(Guy's Hospital), Jean Mossman, Thomas R. Rogers(Scripps Research Institute), C. F. Lucas(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), D. C. O. James(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), K. Hugh Jones(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), N.A. Byrom(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), David Chambers(Southwest Research Institute), P. F. Benson(Guy's Hospital), Francis Young(University of London)
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