Profiling glycosphingolipid changes in mouse and human cellular models of lysosomal free sialic acid storage disorder
Marya S. Sabir(National Institutes of Health), May Christine V. Malicdan(National Institutes of Health), Raymond Wang(Children's Hospital of Orange County), Kostantin Dobrenis(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Mary E. Hackbarth(National Institutes of Health), Frances M. Platt(University of Oxford), William A. Gahl(National Institute of Child Health), Marjan Huizing(National Human Genome Research Institute), Laura Pollard(Greenwood Genetic Center), Petcharat Leoyklang(National Institutes of Health), Carla Ciccone(National Institutes of Health), Allisandra Rha(Children's Hospital of Orange County)
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