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Mutation Research/Reviews in Mutation Research, 2018
Studies on monogenic diseases are considered valuable because they give insights and expand our knowledge on gene function and regulation. Despite all the current advancement in science and technology, a deep understanding and knowledge as to why only those particular genes are affected in a disease is still vague. We also lack profound illumination as
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Studies on monogenic diseases are considered valuable because they give insights and expand our knowledge on gene function and regulation. Despite all the current advancement in science and technology, a deep understanding and knowledge as to why only those particular genes are affected in a disease is still vague. We also lack profound illumination as
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Monogenic idiopathic epilepsies
The Lancet Neurology, 2004Major advances have recently been made in our understanding of the genetic bases of monogenic inherited epilepsies. Direct molecular diagnosis is now possible in numerous inherited symptomatic epilepsies. Progress has also been spectacular with respect to several idiopathic epilepsies that are caused by mutations in genes encoding subunits of ion ...
Isabelle, Gourfinkel-An +6 more
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Diabetology International
Diseases in which genetic factors contribute to nearly 100% of the causation by single-gene mutations are referred to as monogenic disorders or Mendelian genetic diseases. These include neonatal diabetes mellitus (NDM), presenting within the first six months of life, maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY), developing later in childhood or ...
Yukio, Horikawa +2 more
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Diseases in which genetic factors contribute to nearly 100% of the causation by single-gene mutations are referred to as monogenic disorders or Mendelian genetic diseases. These include neonatal diabetes mellitus (NDM), presenting within the first six months of life, maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY), developing later in childhood or ...
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Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Obesity, 2011
The goal of this review is to provide an update on the different forms of monogenic diabetes, including maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY) and neonatal diabetes (permanent and transient neonatal diabetes).Monogenic diabetes accounts for approximately 1-2% of diabetes cases and results from mutations that primarily reduce β-cell function ...
Andrea K, Steck, Wiliam E, Winter
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The goal of this review is to provide an update on the different forms of monogenic diabetes, including maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY) and neonatal diabetes (permanent and transient neonatal diabetes).Monogenic diabetes accounts for approximately 1-2% of diabetes cases and results from mutations that primarily reduce β-cell function ...
Andrea K, Steck, Wiliam E, Winter
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Interassociates of Monogenic Semigroups
Semigroup Forum, 2004A semigroup \((S,*)\) is said to be an `interassociate' of the semigroup \((S,\cdot)\) if \(x\cdot(y*z)=(x\cdot y)*z\) and \(x*(y\cdot z)=(x*y)\cdot z\) for all \(x,y,z\) in \(S\). Two problems that arise very naturally in the study of interassociates is their determination and whether they are isomorphic. In this paper these problems are considered in
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The Monogenic Wavelet Transform [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 2009 This paper extends the 1-D analytic wavelet transform to the 2-D monogenic wavelet transform. The transformation requires care in its specification to ensure suitable transform coefficients are calculated, and it is constructed so that the wavelet transform may be considered as both local and monogenic. This is consistent with defining the transform as
Sofia C. Olhede, Georgios Metikas
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The Conformal Monogenic Signal
2008The conformal monogenic signalis a novel rotational invariant approach for analyzing i(ntrinsic)1D and i2D local features of two-dimensional signals (e.g. images) without the use of any heuristics. It contains the monogenic signal as a special case for i1D signals and combines scale-space, phase, orientation, energy and isophote curvature in one ...
Lennart Wietzke, Gerald Sommer
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Monogenic Forms of Hypertension
Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2019Essential hypertension is a highly prevalent disease in the general population. Secondary hypertension is characterized by a specific and potentially reversible cause of increased blood pressure levels. Some secondary endocrine forms of hypertension are common (caused by uncontrolled cortisol, aldosterone, or catecholamines production).
Filippo, Ceccato, Franco, Mantero
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Annual Review of Medicine, 2005
Until relatively recently, the small number of identifiable inherited human diseases associated with marked obesity were complex, pleiotropic developmental disorders, the molecular basis for which were entirely obscure. The molecular basis for many of these complex syndromes, such as Bardet Beidl syndrome, has been revealed, providing novel insights ...
I Sadaf, Farooqi, Stephen, O'Rahilly
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Until relatively recently, the small number of identifiable inherited human diseases associated with marked obesity were complex, pleiotropic developmental disorders, the molecular basis for which were entirely obscure. The molecular basis for many of these complex syndromes, such as Bardet Beidl syndrome, has been revealed, providing novel insights ...
I Sadaf, Farooqi, Stephen, O'Rahilly
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2012 19th IEEE International Conference on Image Processing, 2012
The monogenic signal allows us to decompose a two-dimensional real signal into a local amplitude, a local orientation, and a local phase. In this paper, we introduce the random monogenic signal and study its second-order statistical properties. The monogenic signal may be represented as a quaternion-valued signal.
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The monogenic signal allows us to decompose a two-dimensional real signal into a local amplitude, a local orientation, and a local phase. In this paper, we introduce the random monogenic signal and study its second-order statistical properties. The monogenic signal may be represented as a quaternion-valued signal.
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