Genetic aspects of primary hyperoxaluria: epidemiology, ethiology, pathogenesis, and clinical signs of the disorder
Filippova, T.V.; Svetlichnaya, D.V.; Rudenko, V.I.; Alyaev, Y.G.; Tadevosyan, E.G.; Azova, M.M.; Subbotina, T.I.; Gadzhieva, Z.K.; Asanov, A.Y.; Khamidullin, K.R.; Pushkarev, A.M.; Litvinova, M.M.
Urologiia 6: 125-130
2019
ISSN/ISBN: 1728-2985 PMID: 32003182 Document Number: 698788
Primary hyperoxaluria is a group of rare inherited diseases characterized by impaired oxalate metabolism with the early manifestation of urolithiasis and the development of the chronic kidney disease. The mutations in the AGXT, GRHPR, HOGA1 genes are attributable for different types of primary hyperoxaluria leading to the dysfunction of specific enzymes involved in the oxalate metabolism. The article summary the current data on the epidemiology, genetic and biochemical aspects of pathogenesis of the primary hyperoxaluria types 1-3. The variety of clinical signs and disease severity depend on the type of hyperoxaluria.