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Erbliche Diabetesneigung

Die erbliche Diabetesneigung ist durch eine Reihe an genetischen Variationen in unterschiedlichen Genen definiert. Die Anfälligekeit für eine Entwicklung eines Typ 2 Diabetes schließt auch eine Insulinresistenz mit ein.

Gliederung

Diabetes mellitus
Diabetische Nephropathie
Diabetische Retinopathie
Erbliche Diabetesneigung
IRS1
MAPK8IP1
PDX1
SH2B1
TBC1D1
Gestationsdiabetes
Insulinresistenz
MODY Diabetes
Mitochondrialer Diabetes mellitus
Neonataler Diabetes mellitus
Nichtinsulinabhängiger Diabetes mellitus 1
Pankreopriver Diabetes mellitus
Schwere Fettsucht mit Typ 2 Diabetes
Suszeptibilität für Typ 1 Diabetes 01

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