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Beginning of the chapter Iron metabolism and genetics (Iron Sensor) 59

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Page 1: Beginning of the chapter Iron metabolism and genetics (Iron Sensor) 59

Beginning of the chapterIron metabolism and genetics

(Iron Sensor)

59

Page 2: Beginning of the chapter Iron metabolism and genetics (Iron Sensor) 59

SENSORS

IRON SENSOR

Iron storage diseaseHemochromatosis

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GENETICS

Iron storage disease and preventionIr

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Age (years)Age (years)10 20 30 40 50 60 7010 20 30 40 50 60 70

Susceptibility to infection

Susceptibility to infectionJoint painsJoint pains

DiabetesDiabetes

Cirrhosis of the liver

Cirrhosis of the liver

Cirrhosis of the liver, Cirrhosis of the liver, diabetes, etc. diabetes, etc.

Genetic testGenetic testUp to 76% incorrect Up to 76% incorrect

diagnoses!!diagnoses!!

Blood letting therapyBlood letting therapy

Typical development for Typical development for MENMEN

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GENETICSIr

on in

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Age (years)Age (years)10 20 30 40 50 60 7010 20 30 40 50 60 70

Susceptibility to infection

Susceptibility to infectionJoint painsJoint pains

DiabetesDiabetes

Cirrhosis of the liver

Cirrhosis of the liver

Genetic testGenetic test

Phlebotomy therapyPhlebotomy therapy

Genetic testGenetic test HealthyHealthyBlood donations 4-6 times/year Blood donations 4-6 times/year

Iron storage disease and prevention

Typical development in case of genetic PREVENTIONTypical development in case of genetic PREVENTION

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INFANT MENOPAUSEMENSTRUATION

GENETICSIr

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Age (years)Age (years)10 20 30 40 50 60 7010 20 30 40 50 60 70

Susceptibility to infection

Susceptibility to infectionJoint painsJoint pains

DiabetesDiabetes

Cirrhosis of the liver

Cirrhosis of the liver

Typical development for Typical development for WOMENWOMEN

Iron storage disease and prevention

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IRON SENSOR

The three most common genetic variations

HFE geneHFE gene

C282YC282YS65CS65C

H63DH63D

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IRON SENSOR

The three most common genetic variations

HFE geneHFE gene

C282YC282Y

Gene 1 of a personGene 1 of a person

HFE geneHFE gene

C282YC282Y

Gene 2 of a personGene 2 of a person

Homozygous Homozygous MutantMutant

Most of the disease cases are caused by Most of the disease cases are caused by this gene constellationthis gene constellation

Without treatment: approx. 50% probability of disease (men)Without treatment: approx. 50% probability of disease (men)Frequency: Approx. 1 out of 200 peopleFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 200 people

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IRON SENSOR

The three most common genetic variations

HFE geneHFE gene

C282YC282Y

Gene 1 of a personGene 1 of a person

HFE geneHFE geneGene 2 of a personGene 2 of a person

HeterozygousHeterozygous

Up to 10% probability of increased iron levelsUp to 10% probability of increased iron levelsFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 10 peopleFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 10 people

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IRON SENSOR

The three most common genetic variations

HFE geneHFE geneGene 1 of a personGene 1 of a person

HFE geneHFE geneGene 2 of a personGene 2 of a person

HeterozygousHeterozygous

Up to 10% probability of increased iron levelsUp to 10% probability of increased iron levelsFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 10 peopleFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 10 people

S65CS65C

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IRON SENSOR

The three most common genetic variations

HFE geneHFE geneGene 1 of a personGene 1 of a person

HFE geneHFE geneGene 2 of a personGene 2 of a person

HeterozygousHeterozygous

Up to 10% probability of increased iron levelsUp to 10% probability of increased iron levelsFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 10 peopleFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 10 people

H63DH63D

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IRON SENSOR

The three most common genetic variations

HFE geneHFE gene

H63DH63D

Gene 1 of a personGene 1 of a person

HFE geneHFE gene

C282YC282Y

Gene 2 of a personGene 2 of a person

CompoundCompoundHeterozygousHeterozygous

Disease probableDisease probableFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 200 peopleFrequency: Approx. 1 out of 200 people

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IRON SENSOR

The genetics of hemochromatosis

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IRON SENSOR

The genetics of hemochromatosis

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IRON SENSOR

Counselling example

PREVENTIONPREVENTION Regularly measure the iron levelsRegularly measure the iron levels

Donate blood 5-6 times/yearDonate blood 5-6 times/year

Avoid/reduce the amount of alcoholAvoid/reduce the amount of alcohol

Avoid dietary supplements containing ironAvoid dietary supplements containing iron

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(Iron Sensor)

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