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T. Cantz

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Impaired transitioning of the FXR ligand binding domain to an active state underlies an FXR-associated PFIC phenotype

A. Behrendt, A. Bastianelli, J. Stindt, E.-D. Pfister, M. Sgodda, T. Cantz, S. Hook, K. Grau, S. Brands, C. Droege, A. Stalke, M. Bonus, S. Franke, U. Baumann, V. Keitel, H. Gohlke

This study identifies a missense variant in FXR that impairs its conformational transition to an active state, leading to reduced BSEP expression and a PFIC phenotype.

bioRxiv · Feb 8, 2024 · PreprintPhysiology