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Pyroglutamic acidemia in an adult patient
M. H. Creer
, B. W.C. Lau
, J. D. Jones
, K. M. Chan
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Division of Clinical Pathology
Penn State Cancer Institute
Cancer Institute, Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis
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Adult Patients
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High Concentration
50%
Heterozygote
50%
Clinical Features
50%
Retardation
50%
Hospitalization
50%
Etiology
50%
Methanol
50%
Ethylene Glycol
50%
Acidosis
50%
Ataxia
50%
Salicylate
50%
Organic Acids
50%
Inherited Metabolic Diseases
50%
Older Women
50%
Lactic Acidosis
50%
Anion Gap Metabolic Acidosis
50%
Ketoacidosis
50%
Hemolytic Anemia
50%
Clinical Conditions
50%
Unusual Case
50%
Autosomal Recessive
50%
Patient Plasma
50%
Pyroglutamate
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Acidemia
100%
Disease
50%
Methanol
50%
Ataxia
50%
Ethylene Glycol
50%
Carboxylate
50%
Ketoacidosis
50%
Metabolic Acidosis
50%
Lactic Acidosis
50%
Salicylic Acid
50%
Clinical Feature
50%
Metabolic Disorder
50%
Hemolytic Anemia
50%
Neurologic Disease
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Pyroglutamic Acid
100%
Organic Acidemia
100%
Anion Gap
50%
Glutathione Synthase
50%
Ketoacidosis
50%
Ataxia
50%
Glutathione Synthetase Deficiency
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Glutathione Synthase
100%
Glutathione Synthetase
100%
Anion Gap
50%