16% of familial hypercholesterolemia in the Hokuriku District of Japan can be explained by seven mutants of LDL-receptor gene
K. Yagi(Kanazawa University), Ryojun Takeda(Nagano Children's Hospital), M. Kitatani, Jun‐ichi Koizumi(Kanazawa University), Toshiaki Haraki, Hiroshi Mabuchi(Koto Hospital), Hidetsugu Matsushita, T. Higashikata(Komatsu (Japan)), Akihiro Inazu(Kanazawa University), K. Kajinami(Kanazawa University), A Nohara(Kanazawa University)
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