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[Genetic background of inherited multiple pituitary hormone deficiency. Mutations of PROP1 gene in Hungary].

Orvosi hetilap - 6 Feb 2011

Halász Zita

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In this work I analysed the outcome of growth hormone replacement treatment in patients with inherited form of multiple pituitary hormone deficiency and examined diseased-causing mutations of pituitary transcription factor genes which may underlie this disorder. The results showed that after treatment for a longer than 7-year period with a growth hormone preparation available under well-controlled distribution,...

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PMID: 21278027
DOI: 10.1556/OH.2011.29032

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