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Enzymdefekte des Purinstoffwechsels mit Gicht

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Hyperurikämie, Gicht und andere Störungen des Purinhaushalts

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Die Entdeckung eines spezifischen Enzymdefekts, der zu vermehrter Harnsäurebildung führt (Kelley et al. 1967), beendete den alten Streit um die Pathogenese der Hyperurikämie. Es war damit erwiesen, daß die primäre Hyperurikämie Folge sowohl einer verminderten Ausscheidung (Thannhauser 1929) als auch einer vermehrten Bildung von Harnsäure (Gutman u. Yü 1957; Wyngaarden 1957) sein kann (Zöllner 1960).

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Löffler, W., Gröbner, W. (1990). Enzymdefekte des Purinstoffwechsels mit Gicht. In: Zöllner, N. (eds) Hyperurikämie, Gicht und andere Störungen des Purinhaushalts. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93422-3_23

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