Inborn Errors of Metabolism (IEM) are rare
congenital diseases. It arises due to a defect of single genes
that code for enzymes that helps to convert substrates into
their products by participating in certain metabolic pathway.
IEM affects every organ, from the fetus to geriatric life.
Majority of IEM are inherited in an autosomal recessive
manner. The frequency for each individual disease is decided
by the geographical and ethnic composition of the
population. The incidence of IEM varies from community to
ethnicity to religion to location. Any patient with
unexplained neurological condition should be considered for
an underlying IEM. Newer scientific technologies have to be
converted into diagnostic and therapeutic use which can offer
enormous benefit to patients suffering from IEM, and
preventing life-long burden and suffering. The overall aim
should be to diagnose IEM early in life in order to prevent
neurological damage and loss of life.
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A Biochemical Approach towards Inborn Errors of Metabolism
Gyanendra Kumar Sonkar1* and Abbas Ali Mahdi2
Corresponding Author: G Kumar Sonkar,
Received: Oct 02, 2014
Accepted: Oct 09, 2014
Published: Oct 11, 2014
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DOI: 10.14437
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Gyanendra Kumar Sonkar (2014), A Biochemical Approach towards Inborn Errors of Metabolism. Aperito J Biochem
Biochem Tech 1:101
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