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Bilateral ultrasound transversus abdominis plane block in a patient affected from Menkes disease
This case report demonstrates the utility and safety of ultrasound transversus abdominis plane (TAP) block in a paediatric patient suffering from Menkes disease.
Dario Galante +9 more
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Molecular structure of the menkes disease gene (ATP7A)
Molecular structure of the menkes disease gene ...
TW Glover (14575286) +4 more
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Correction of cerebrospinal fluid copper in Menkes Kinky Hair disease [PDF]
A patient with Menkes Kinky Hair disease was treated with infusions of copper-histidine which resulted in normal copper values in the cerebrospinal fluid.
Kollros, Peter R. +2 more
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The Menkes Disease Protein Binds Copper via Novel 2-Coordinate Cu(I)−Cysteinates in the N-Terminal ...
Martina Ralle (2367373) +3 more
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MOLECULAR-STRUCTURE OF THE MENKES DISEASE GENE REVEALS UNUSUAL ALTERNATIVE SPLICING IN THE 5' END
MOLECULAR-STRUCTURE OF THE MENKES DISEASE GENE REVEALS UNUSUAL ALTERNATIVE SPLICING IN THE 5 ...
L AMBROSINI (14577551) +4 more
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The article presents the features of diagnostics and dynamic monitoring of a patient with Menkes disease, a rare disorder of copper metabolism caused by a mutation in the ATP7A gene.
G. O. Momot +3 more
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Menkes disease is a rare genetic disease due to an abnormality in copper metabolism. Clinical picture mainly includes neurological and cutaneous symptoms, and may present vascular complications. We report two cases of bilateral aneurysms of
Barth, M. +9 more
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Oral history of Edith Menkes Wolloch.
March 2006Edith C. Menkes (later Wolloch) was born May 17, 1921 in Vienna, Austria. After the Anschluss in 1938 she managed to escape Austria. She went to England.
Wolloch, Edith Menkes
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Menkes Kinky Hair Syndrome: A Rare Neurodegenerative Disease
Menkes kinky hair disease is a rare X-linked recessive disease nearly exclusively affecting males who present at 2-3 months of age due to abnormal functioning of copper-dependent enzymes due to deficiency of copper.
Rozil Gandhi +4 more
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Characterization of the exon structure of the Menkes disease gene using vectorette PCR.
The gene defective in Menkes disease, an X-linked recessive disturbance of copper metabolism, has been isolated and predicted to encode a copper-binding P-type ATPase.
Horn, Nina +10 more
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