糖尿病と臨床実践のジャーナル

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Pathophysiology and Clinical Donation of Monogenic Diabetes

Mathioudakis N*

Four subtypes regard for a maturity of MODY cases with a inheritable opinion HNF1A, GCK, HNF4A, and HNF1B. The frequentness of these subtypes vary in different populations in part due to differences in reclamation for inheritable testing. A large study in the United Kingdom of 564 pro bands observed HNF1A mutations to be most common (52), followed by GCK (32), HNF4A (10) and HNF1B (6). An fresh class of monogenic diabetes which warrants discussion is patient neonatal diabetes due to KATP channel mutations. We'll begin by agitating the pathophysiology, clinical donation, and recommended treatment outside of gestation for the most common subtypes of monogenic diabetes.