A2.5 Novel dysfunctional variant in ABCG2 gene is a cause of primary hyperuricemia and gout: biochemical, molecular genetic and functional analysis
Blanka Stibůrková(Charles University), Hiroshi Suzuki(University of Tokyo Hospital), Tappei Takada(University of Tokyo Hospital), Yu Toyoda(University of Tokyo Hospital), Michal Tomčík(Institute of Rheumatology), Hiroshi Miyata(Osaka University), Jakub Závada(Institute of Rheumatology)
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