Hereditary Hypophosphatemic Rickets with Hypercalciuria Is Not Caused by Mutations in the Na/Pi Cotransporter NPT2 Gene
A Jones(McGill University Health Centre), Harriet S. Tenenhouse(McGill University Health Centre), Claudine H. Kos(McGill University), M. JOYCE CRUMLEY(Montreal General Hospital), Nicole M. Roslin(McGill University Health Centre), Craig B. Langman(Northwestern University), Danielle Frappier(McGill University Health Centre), Willem Proesmans(KU Leuven), Martin Tieder(Tel Aviv University), Takuya Fujiwara(Montreal General Hospital), Kenneth Morgan(University of London), ALLAN RICE(Yale University), Thomas O. Carpenter(Yale University), Jordana Tzenova(McGill University), Donald L. Anderson(John Hunter Children's Hospital)
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