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    马哈瓦什病是由葡萄糖受体基因 (GCGR) 突变引起的,导致胰腺葡萄糖细胞增生和瘤 (GCHN). 这项研究揭示了一个新的GCGR变体,并突出了GCHN的恶性潜力,表明MEN1突变在瘤发育中.

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    马哈瓦什病是马哈瓦什病的一种疾病.葡萄糖细胞增生和瘤 (GCHN)葡萄糖受体的受体是什么胰腺神经内分泌瘤 (panNET) 是一种一个体性MEN1突变.

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