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Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 3

Die Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 3 ist eine autosomal rezessive Erkrankung der Schilddrüsenhormonbildung mit ungenügenden Schilddrüsenhormonwerten und Struma, die durch Mutationen im TG-Gen verursacht wird.

Gliederung

Thyroiddyshormonogenesis
Pendred-Syndrom
Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 1
Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 2a
Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 3
TG
Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 4
Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 5
Thyroiddyshormonogenesis 6

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None (1987) Merging autosomal dominance and recessivity.

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OMIM.ORG article

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