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1. Genetic databases are an expanding and readily accessible repository of information on the mapping and sequencing of the human genome, and that of other model organisms. The integration and application of this information to neuropsychiatric disease is illustrated using neuroendocrine and neuropharmacologic data, computerized and other genetic ...
M A Jaworski, Edmond Edwards
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[Human genetic aspects of inborn ear, nose, and throat diseases].
The genetic analysis of malformations enables us to distinguish four groups of different anomalies: 1. Chromosomal disorders (gene and chromosome mutations). 2. Single (monogenic) hereditary anomalies and malformations (gene mutations: point-mutations). 3. Malformations with polygenic multifactorial basis (combination of genetic and exogenous factors).
Grete Helen Meisfjord Jørgensen
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Inborn errors of metabolism. Vitamin-responsive genetic disease.
Journal of clinical pathology. Supplement (Royal College of Pathologists), 1984The several ways in which vitamin administration may bring about a biochemical response in genetic abnormalities have been discussed. Two major interrelated lessons emerge from what we now know about vitamin-responsive genetic disease. First, it is possible to enhance metabolite flow through partially deficient reactions by suitable manipulation of the
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Refsum's disease (heredopathia atactica polyneuritiformis)
Human Genetics, 1965R, Richterich, S, Rosin, E, Rossi
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[Carriers of pathogenic variants in inborn errors of immunity: genetic associations with disease].
Jing Zhao +3 more
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Symposium on inborn errors of metabolism: mechanisms in genetic diseases of man.
The American journal of medicine, 2002openaire +1 more source

