Molecular scanning of the human PPARα gene: association of the L162V mutation with hyperapobetalipoproteinemia
Marie‐Claude Vohl(Erasmus MC), Thomas J. Hudson(Ontario Institute for Cancer Research), Carl G. Brewer(McGill University Health Centre), Christine Cellier(McGill University Health Centre), Janet Faith(McGill University), Patrice Perron(Université de Sherbrooke), Ghislaine Houde(Cégep de Chicoutimi), Daniel Gaudet(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Kenneth Morgan(University of London), Jean‐Pierre Després(Université Laval), Christine Bétard(McGill University Health Centre), Patricia Lepage(Département Génétique Animale)
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