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[Gilbert's syndrome: a clinicogenetic trial].

Terapevticheskii arkhiv - 1 Jan 2006

Il'chenko L Iu, Drozdov V N, Shuliat'ev I S, Petrakov A V, Karabanov A V

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AIM: To improve diagnosis of Gilbert's syndrome (GS) basing on functional and genetic methods of examination. MATERIAL AND METHODS: GS was diagnosed in 88 patients aged 15-72 years using clinical and genetic tests. RESULTS: Genotyping has detected changes in promotor part of the gene coding uridindiphosphateglucuroniltransferase. In homozygous carriers GS was characterized by a higher baseline level of bilirubin,...

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PMID: 16613098

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