Huntington-Chorea
21Huntington — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Abel Huntington (1777−1858), US amerikanischer Politiker Anna Hyatt Huntington (1876−1973), US amerikanische Bildhauerin Arabella Huntington (1851−1924), US amerikanische Kunstmäzenin, Sammlerin und… …
22Huntington's disease — also Huntington disease n a progressive chorea that is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait, that usu. begins in middle age, that is characterized by choreiform movements and mental deterioration leading to dementia, and that is accompanied… …
23Chorea gravidarum — Classification and external resources ICD 10 G25.5, O99.3 eMedicine …
24Huntington's disease — ☆ Huntington s disease n. 〚after G. Huntington (1851 1916), U.S. physician〛 a progressive hereditary chorea, accompanied by increasing mental deterioration: sometimes called Huntington s chorea * * * …
25Huntington's chorea — also Huntington s disease, 1889, named for U.S. neurologist George Huntington (1851 1916), who described it in 1872 …
26Huntington's disease — ☆ Huntington s disease n. [after G. Huntington (1851 1916), U.S. physician] a progressive hereditary chorea, accompanied by increasing mental deterioration: sometimes called Huntington s chorea …
27Huntington's disease — Huntington s chorea a hereditary disease caused by a defect in a single gene that is inherited as an autosomal dominant characteristic, therefore tending to appear in half of the children of the parents with this condition. Symptoms, which begin… …
28Chorea Huntington — ⇒ Punktmutation …
29Huntington's chorea — (= Huntington&’s disease) Mature onset disease characterized by progressive loss of neuronal functioning. Caused by unstable amplification of a trinucleotide (CAG) n repeat within the coding region of a gene encoding a 348 kD, widely expressed… …
30Huntington's chorea — Huntington s disease …
