VAV2 and VAV3 as Candidate Disease Genes for Spontaneous Glaucoma in Mice and Humans
Keiko Fujikawa(Sapporo University), Wojciech Swat(Silicon Labs (United States)), Qing Chang(Qingdao University), Masahiro Fukaya(Kitasato University), Takeshi Iwata(Tokyo Medical Center), Kaoru Inoue(Doshisha University), Masahiko Watanabe(Sapporo University), Masakazu Akahori(Tokyo Medical Center), Hanako Kadotani(Hokkaido University), Edward M. Barnett
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