Double deletions and missense mutations in the first nucleotide-binding fold of the ATP-binding cassette transporter A1 (ABCA1) gene in Japanese patients with Tangier disease
Zhigang Guo(Kanazawa University), Hiroshi Mabuchi(Koto Hospital), Taro Hayakawa(Aichi Gakuin University), R. Sano(Sanno Medical Center), Tadashi Suehiro(Kochi Medical School Hospital), Gerd Schmitz(University Hospital Regensburg), Mitsumasa Okamoto(Kobe University), Atsushi Nohara(Kanazawa University), Ken‐ichi Yoshida(Daiichi Sankyo (Germany)), Wenying Yu(Kanazawa University), T. Higashikata(Komatsu (Japan)), Akihiro Inazu(Kanazawa University), K Wakasugi, Takafumi Suzumura(Kyoto University)
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