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Weiming Yan1, Pan Long2, Chengming Chen1

  • 1Fuzong Clinical Medical College of Fujian Medical University, Dongfang Hospital Affiliated to Xiamen University, Fuzhou, China.

Medicine
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
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メンデルのランダム化により,アフラトキシンB1 (AFB1) アルデヒド還元酵素が,網膜炎ピグメント症 (RP) に対して遺伝的に保護することを明らかにした. この発見は,RP治療の潜在的な治療標的としてAFB1アルデヒド還元酵素を示唆しています.

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メンデリアン語はメンデリアン語である.アフラトキシンB1アルデヒド減少酵素アルデヒドアルデヒドバイオインフォマティックスレチニティス・ピグメントーザ

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