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Retrospective assessment of the most common mitochondrial DNA mutations in a large Hungarian cohort of suspect mitochondrial cases.

Mitochondrial DNA - 1 Aug 2015

Remenyi Viktoria, Inczedy-Farkas Gabriella, Komlosi Katalin, Horvath Rita, Maasz Anita, Janicsek Ingrid, Pentelenyi Klara, Gal Aniko, Karcagi Veronika, Melegh Bela, Molnar Maria Judit

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Prevalence estimations for mitochondrial disorders still vary widely and only few epidemiologic studies have been carried out so far. With the present work we aim to give a comprehensive overview about frequencies of the most common mitochondrial mutations in Hungarian patients. A total of 1328 patients were tested between 1999 and 2012. Among them, 882 were screened for the m.3243A > G, m.8344A > G,...

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PMID: 24438288
DOI: 10.3109/19401736.2013.878901

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