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Hydroxyprolinemia
Known as:
4-Hydroxy-L-Proline Oxidase Deficiency
, High blood hydroxyproline levels
, hydroxyprolinaemia
An increased concentration of hydroxyproline in the blood. [HPO:gcarletti]
National Institutes of Health
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Amino Acid Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Oxidoreductases Acting on CH-NH Group Donors
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2016
2016
SSIEM 2016 Annual Symposium - Content
S. Timal
,
M. V. Scherpenzeel
,
+5 authors
Tom Stevens
Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease
2016
Corpus ID: 10720416
01. Inborn errors of metabolism in adults O-001 Interim data from a randomized, placebo controlled, phase 1 study of ALN-AS1, an…
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1982
1982
Biochemical screening and mental retardation
B. R. Rama Rao
,
N. Jayasimha
,
M. Subhash
Indian Journal of Pediatrics
1982
Corpus ID: 7136003
Biochemical screening for metabolic defects carried out among the mentally retarded at the National Institute of Mental Health…
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1980
1980
Hydroxyprolinaemia with normal development.
M. Robinson
,
I. Menzies
,
I. Sloan
Archives of Disease in Childhood
1980
Corpus ID: 21546011
A 6th case of hydroxyprolinaemia is described. The response to an oral hydroxyproline load failed to demonstrate an abnormal…
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1979
1979
Hydroxyproline metabolism in two sisters with hydroxyprolinemia.
R. Roesel
,
P. R. Blankenship
,
W. R. Lynch
,
M. Coryell
,
T. G. Thevaos
,
W. K. Hall
Human Heredity
1979
Corpus ID: 46855858
Hydroxyproline metabolism was evaluated in two sisters with hydroxyprolinemia and their mother. 33 and 21% of an oral…
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1974
1974
Hydroxyprolinemia: a case report.
R. Bs
,
Subhash Mn
,
Narayanan Hs
1974
Corpus ID: 77837953
1970
1970
Hydroxyprolinemia: an apparently harmless familial metabolic disorder.
R. Pelkonen
,
K. Kivirikko
New England Journal of Medicine
1970
Corpus ID: 29518929
Abstract In a family with hydroxyprolinemia the proposita was a 31-year-old woman whose disorder was characterized by the…
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1970
1970
Hydroxyprolinemia as an illustration of nonessential enzymes in man.
D. Prockop
New England Journal of Medicine
1970
Corpus ID: 19302195
The report on hydroxyprolinemia in the present issue of the Journal (page 451) dramatically illustrates an interesting error that…
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1967
1967
Treatment of hydroxyprolinemia and hyperprolinemia.
M. L. Efron
A M A Journal of Diseases of Children
1967
Corpus ID: 34012909
HYDROXYPROLINE and proline are nonessential amino acids; both are synthesized in the body. Thus, the three known diseases which…
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Review
1966
Review
1966
Hydroxyprolinemia and increased excretion of free hydroxyproline in early infancy.
G. Morrow
,
K. I. Kivitikko
,
D. Prockop
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism
1966
Corpus ID: 32835284
Isotopic studies have indicated that the hydroxyproline excreted in urine is derived primarily from the degradation of collagen…
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1962
Review
1962
Hydroxyprolinemia Associated with Mental Deficiency
M. L. Efron
,
E. M. Bixby
,
Luz G. Palattao
,
C. Pryles
1962
Corpus ID: 72279859
THE recent description in this journal of a family with a high plasma proline concentration associated with cerebral dysfunction…
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