Somatic mutations of GNA11 and GNAQ in CTNNB1-mutant aldosterone-producing adenomas presenting in puberty, pregnancy or menopause.
Giulia Argentesi(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Morris J. Brown(Queen Mary University of London), Suzanne Jordan(Royal London Hospital), Emily Goodchild(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Russell Senanayake(University of Cambridge), Emily Cottrell(Queen Mary University of London), Chaz Mein(Queen Mary University of London), Kate E Lines(University of Oxford), Veronika Kinsler, Anna Gluck(University of Oxford), Helen L. Storr(William Harvey Research Institute), Eva Wozniak(Queen Mary University of London), Claudia Cabrera(Queen Mary University of London), Ada Ee Der Teo(National University of Singapore), Antoinette Tuthill(Cork University Hospital), Mark Gurnell(University of Cambridge), Daniel M. Berney(Queen Mary University of London), Xilin Wu(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Rajesh V. Thakker(Churchill Hospital), Laila Parvanta(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Elena Azizan(Queen Mary University of London), Frankl Fiona Karet, Sumedha Garg(Queen Mary University of London), Junhua Zhou(Queen Mary University of London), Caroline Joyce(Cork University Hospital), Sam O’Toole(Royal Hallamshire Hospital), Alison Marker(Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), William Drake, Louise Metherell
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