POS-428 A NOVEL IN-FRAME DELETION OF GLIS2 LEADING TO NEPHRONOPHTHISIS AND EARLY END STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE
Intisar Al Alawi(Ministry of Health), John A. Sayer(Newcastle University), Mohamed S. Al Riyami(Ministry of Health), Issa Al Salmi(Oman Medical College), Sarah J. Rice(University of Manchester), Marwa Al-Riyami(Ministry of Health), Laura Powell(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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