cystine storage disease

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• cystine disease — cystine storage disease cystinosis …   Medical dictionary

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• cystinosis — A lysosomal storage disorder with various forms, all with autosomal recessive inheritance. The nephropathic form of early childhood is characterized by widespread deposits of cystine crystals throughout the body, including the bone …   Medical dictionary

• Cystinosis — Classification and external resources Chemical structure of cystine formed from L cysteine (under biological conditions) ICD 10 E …   Wikipedia

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