The zebrafish <i>grime</i> mutant uncovers an evolutionarily conserved role for Tmem161b in the control of cardiac rhythm
Charlotte D. Koopman(University Medical Center Utrecht), K. A. Smith(The University of Melbourne), Scott Paterson(The University of Queensland), Swati Iyer(Pulmonary and Allergy Associates), Ophelia Ehrlich(The University of Melbourne), Jessica De Angelis(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Laurence Garric, Angela Jeanes(The University of Queensland), Géza Berecki(Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health), Arie O. Verkerk(Amsterdam Neuroscience), Verónica Uribe(The University of Melbourne), Teun P. de Boer(University Medical Center Utrecht), Samuel D. Robinson(The University of Queensland), Steven Petrou(The University of Melbourne), Jason da Silva(The University of Queensland), Jeroen Bakkers(Utrecht University), Benjamin M. Hogan(The University of Queensland), Irina Vetter(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Gregory J. Baillie(The University of Queensland), Cas Simons(Garvan Institute of Medical Research)
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