Familial early-onset hyperuricemia and gout associated with a newly identified dysfunctional variant in urate transporter ABCG2
Yu Toyoda(University of Tokyo Hospital), Blanka Stibůrková(Charles University), Kateřina Pavelcová(Institute of Rheumatology), Tappei Takada(University of Tokyo Hospital), Martin Klein(Charles University), Hiroshi Suzuki(Obayashi (Japan))
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