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Complementfactor-Properdin-Mangel

Der Properdinmangel ist eine x-chromosomale rezessive Erkrankung, die durch Mutationen des Properdin-(CFP)-Gens hervorgerufen werden. Klinisch Äußert sich ein Mangel in einer Infektanfälligkeit, insbesondere gegenüber Meningokokken. Bei der Pathogenese der C3-Glomerulonephritis scheinen des Properdin-Gens ebenfalls eine besondere Rolle zu spielen.

Gliederung

Erbliche Complementstörungen
CR1-Mangel
Complementfactor-Properdin-Mangel
CFP
Complementfaktor I-Mangel
Complementfaktor-D-Mangel
Frühe Komplementdefekte
Hereditäres Angioödem
Komplement C2-Mangel
Komplement C3-Mangel
Komplement C4-Mangel
Komplement C5-Mangel
Komplement C6-Mangel
Komplement C7-Mangel
Komplement C8-Mangel
Komplement C9-Mangel
Terminale Komplementdefekte
Thrombotische Mikroangiopathien

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