Functional Analyses of a Novel Missense and Other Mutations of the Vitamin D Receptor in Association with Alopecia

July 2017 in “ Scientific Reports ”

Tamura Mayuko, Ishizawa, Michiyasu, Isojima Tsuyoshi, Ãzen, Samim, Oka Akira, Makishima Makoto, Kitanaka Sachiko, Özen Samim

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