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Hyophysenhormonmangel Typ 1

Der kombinierte Hyophysenhormonmangel Typ 1 ist eine autosomal dominant oder rezessive Erkrankung, die durch Mutationen im POU1F1-Gen hervorgerufen wird. Klinisch stehen die Symptome der fehlenden Hypophysenhormone im Vordergrund.

Gliederung

Kombinierter Hypophysenhormon-Mangel
Hyophysenhormonmangel Typ 1
POU1F1
Hyophysenhormonmangel Typ 2
Hyophysenhormonmangel Typ 3
Hyophysenhormonmangel Typ 4
Hyophysenhormonmangel Typ 5

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OMIM.ORG article

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