... Wilson’s disease is an autosomal recessive disorder caused by more than 500 mutations in ATP7B gene presenting considerably clinical manifestations heterogeneity even in patients with a ...
... included in the ...patients with NS enrolled in research protocols. Nearly all subjects of this cohort were of European ancestry, with the majority being ...by clinical ...
... study of KCNQ4 mutations was carried out to 1) determine the prevalence by unbiased population-based genetic screening, 2) clarify the mutation spectrum and ...
... aim of this study was to investigate the component communityof parasite metazoans of Piaractus brachypomus in the lower Amazon River, northern ...viatorum and Notozothecium ...
... end of the trial performance data was obtained from 628 birds (82 red line, 152 blue line and 212 yellow line, all laying lines) and 182 meat line ...(g) in two weighings, the first at 70 days ...
... covered with its foot processes, inevitably causing stress on the entire ...individuals with HRG have an inadequate number of podocytes for their ...survival of glomeruli in sufficient ...
... associated with a very high frequency of bone marrow failure, developmental abnormalities, such as aplasia of the thumb and radius, growth retardation, ...
... ers of t he m alleus st udied include t ot al lengt h (m axim al dist ance bet w een t he t op of t he head and t he end of t he handle), lengt h of handle (dist ance from t he end ...
... covered with its foot processes, inevitably causing stress on the entire ...individuals with HRG have an inadequate number of podocytes for their ...survival of glomeruli in sufficient ...
... (Wilson’s diseasein Southern Brazil: genotype- phenotype correlation and description of two novel mutations in ATP7B gene) in this issue addresses the frequency ...
... (3.65% of all variations), previously described, and an alter- ation whose pathogenicity was not been previously deter- mined were also found ...(1.1% of all ...Most of the patho- genic point ...
... levels of circulating TGF- �1 induced progressive renal disease characterized by mesangial expansion, accumulation of glomerular immune deposits and matrix proteins, and interstitial ...
... High prevalence of dual or triple infection of hepatitis B, C, and delta viruses among patients with chronic liver disease in Mongolia... High prevalence of hepatitis B, C and delta viru[r] ...
... study of the mutations found in 245 patients originating from 24 different coun- tries showed that FA-G patients had more severe cytopenia and a higher incidence of ...prevalent in FA-C ...
... the highprevalenceof inadequate work ability, a significant number of professionals had high levels of fatigue ...accidents and diseases in several work sectors, ...
... 2) Outbreak investigation findings. 3) Large incidence or prevalence surveys of endemic disease in defined population. 4) Laboratory surveillance of environ- mental s[r] ...
... hundred and twenty high school students were trained, twice a week, for three ...tion of the training, 88 pupils were able to administer the survey questionnaire to individuals over 60 in the ...
... evaluate, in a community sample of adolescents, the presence of comorbidi- ties in different anxiety ...composed of 2,457 adolescents, aged between 10-17 years old, from public ...
... defensins and members of the regenerating gene (REG) ...Manipulation of alpha defensin expression in experimental animals has been shown to alter gut microbial composition ...monoassociation ...
... Machado-Joseph disease (MJD) is the most common autosomal dominant spinocerebellar ataxia and presents great phenotypic ...presenting with spastic paraparesis was recently described in ...