MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDOSIS IN EGYPTIAN CHILDREN: CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE OF 20 CASES
Rania Said Sadawy;
Abstract
Mucopolysaccharidoses has an autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance, except for MPS II (Hunter syndrome), which is X-linked–recessive and thus primarily affects male patients. A small number of female patients have been diagnosed with MPS II because o
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| Title | MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDOSIS IN EGYPTIAN CHILDREN: CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE OF 20 CASES | Other Titles | داء عديدات السكريات المخاطية فى الاطفال المصريين : المظاهر الاكلينيكية والكمياء الحيوية | Authors | Rania Said Sadawy | Keywords | MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDOSIS IN EGYPTIAN CHILDREN: CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE OF 20 CASES | Issue Date | 2010 | Description | Mucopolysaccharidoses has an autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance, except for MPS II (Hunter syndrome), which is X-linked–recessive and thus primarily affects male patients. A small number of female patients have been diagnosed with MPS II because o |
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