NBAS mutations cause a multisystem disorder involving bone, connective tissue, liver, immune system, and retina
Nuria García Segarra(University of Lausanne), Luisa Bonafé(University of Lausanne), Diana Ballhausen(University of Lausanne), Belinda Campos‐Xavier(University of Lausanne), Andrea Superti‐Furga(University of Lausanne), Michel Russo(Hôpital du Valais), Matthieu Perreau(University of Lausanne), Cees Vermeer(Maastricht University), Pierre‐Yves Zambelli(University of Lausanne), Fabio Candotti(Institute of Immunology), Brian J. Stevenson, Sheila Unger(University of Lausanne), Karin van Spaendonck‐Zwarts(Amsterdam UMC Location University of Amsterdam), Francis L. Munier(Fondation Asile des Aveugles), Béryl Royer‐Bertrand(University of Lausanne), Heather Crawford(Cook Children's Health Care System), Carlo Rivolta(University of Lausanne)
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