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Hämochromatose 5

Die Hämochromatose 5 ist eine autosomal rezessive Eisenspeicherkrankheit, die durch Mutationen im FTH1-Gen hervorgerufen wird.

Gliederung

Hämochromatose
Hämochromatose 1
Hämochromatose 2a
Hämochromatose 2b
Hämochromatose 3
Hämochromatose 4
Hämochromatose 5
FTH1

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