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Porphyrinuria

Known as: porphyruria 
Abnormally increased excretion of porphyrins in the urine. [HPO:probinson]
National Institutes of Health

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Hematoporphyrinuriared blood cell disorders

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hepatobiliary disease

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2013
2013
CONCERNING THE NATURALLY OCCURRING PORPHYRINS
Evidence for a dualism of the porphyrins in nature has been repeatedly presented by Hans Fischer (1, 2, 3). This means that both… 
1982
1982
Alterations in the heme biosynthetic pathway as an index of exposure to toxins.
Under normal circumstances the heme biosynthetic pathway is carefully controlled and porphyrins are formed in only trace amounts… 
1981
1981
Chronische hepatische Porphyrie mit Uroporphyrinogen-Decarboxylase-Defekt in vier Generationen
A 54-year-old patient was found to have clinically manifest chronic hepatic porphyria (porphyria cutanea tarda) with… 
1959
1959
Cobalt as a producer of porphyrinuria and polycythemia.
1956
1956
Porphyrins, porphyrinuria, and porphyria.
Dermatologists have particular interest in the porphyrins for several reasons. First, the porphyrins have been recognized for… 
1942
1942
Porphyrinuria in the aged.
In a series of one hundred so-called normal aged individuals, 43% had porphyrinuria. This is considered to be due to nicotinic… 
1938
1938
A NOTE ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF PORPHYRINURIA TO HUMAN PELLAGRA
1937
1937
Living Animal Cases of congenital Porphyrinuria
SOME time ago, in a single herd of grade short-horn cattle, running with one bull, on a farm in Swaziland, five living of… 
1937
1937
Porphyrins of the I and in Series in Congenital Porphyrinuria
As the result of a detailed chemical examination carried out post mortem upon a bovine suffering from congenital porphyrinuria1… 
1936
1936
The occurrence of congenital porphyrinuria (pink tooth) in cattle in South Africa (Swaziland)