New LDL-receptor gene mutant in two homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia sisters showing relative longevity
T. Higashikata(Komatsu (Japan)), K. Maruhama, M. Kitatani, Kunimasa Yagi(University of Ulsan), Ryojun Takeda(Nagano Children's Hospital), Jun‐ichi Koizumi(Kanazawa University), Tomoki Sawada, Toshiaki Haraki, Hiroshi Mabuchi(Koto Hospital), Hidetsugu Matsushita, H Mukaida, Akihiro Inazu(Kanazawa University), K. Kajinami(Kanazawa University), A Nohara(Kanazawa University)
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