Clinical and genetic characterization of an autosomal dominant nephropathy

Keyphrases

• Hypertension 100%
• 1q21 100%
• Linkage Analysis 100%
• Anemia 100%
• Autosomal Dominant 100%
• Clinical Characterization 100%
• Genetic Characterization 100%
• Nephropathy 100%
• Chromosome 16 100%
• Familial Nephropathy 100%
• Jewish Population 50%
• Disease Stage 50%
• Two-point 50%
• Clinical Spectrum 50%
• End-stage Renal Disease 50%
• Chromosome 1 50%
• Renal Involvement 50%
• Renal Insufficiency 50%
• Chronic Kidney Disease 50%
• LOD Score 50%
• Proteinuria 50%
• Cyst 50%
• Hematuria 50%
• Polyuria 50%
• Kindred 50%
• Adult-onset 50%
• Progressive Deterioration 50%
• Gout 50%
• Tubulointerstitial Nephritis 50%
• Renal Pathology 50%
• Tubulointerstitial Fibrosis 50%
• Kidney Disease Progression 50%
• Global Glomerulosclerosis 50%
• Cystic Disease 50%
• Macroscopic Cyst 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Nephropathy 100%
• Autosomal Dominant Inheritance 100%
• Disease 75%
• Gene Linkage 75%
• Renal Failure 50%
• Anemia 50%
• Linkage Analysis 50%
• Chromosome 16 50%
• Deterioration 25%
• End Stage Renal Disease 25%
• Chromosome 1 25%
• Fibrosis 25%
• Chronic Kidney Disease 25%
• Proteinuria 25%
• Hematuria 25%
• Polyuria 25%
• Salt Wasting 25%
• Gout 25%
• Glomerulosclerosis 25%
• Renal Pathology 25%
• Medullary Sponge Kidney 25%