Vitamin C transporter SVCT1 serves a physiological role as a urate importer: functional analyses and in vivo investigations
Yu Toyoda(University of Tokyo Hospital), Tappei Takada(University of Tokyo Hospital), Hiroshi Miyata(Osaka University), Kimiyoshi Ichida(Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences), Atsu Aiba(The University of Tokyo), Makoto Hosoyamada(Teikyo University), Naoko H. Tomioka(Teikyo University), Hidetoshi Kassai(The University of Tokyo), Keito Morimoto(University of Tokyo Hospital), Hirotaka Matsuo(National Defense Medical College), Hiroshi Suzuki(University of Tokyo Hospital), Naohiro Uchida(Iwate University), Kazuki Nakao(Genetic Resources Center), Ryuichiro Shigesawa(University of Tokyo Hospital)
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