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See Latest ArticlesCharacterization of d150e and g196d aquaporin-2 mutations responsible of nephrogenic diabetes insipidus; importance of a mild phenotype
American Journal of Physiology: Renal Physiology, 05/22/09
Guyon C et al. - The results essentially recapitulate the clinical profiles of the family members, showing a typical dominant negative effect when G196D is co-injected with either AQP2-wt or D150E but not between AQP2-wt and D150E mutant.
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