5.02
Disorders of trace elements and metals
Disorders of trace elements and metals arise from imbalances in the levels of essential minerals such as copper, iron, manganese, and zinc. These minerals play vital roles in various biological processes, including enzyme activity, immune function, and cellular growth. Clinical presentations can range from mild to severe phenotypes. Treatment often involves dietary changes, supplements, or medications to correct the mineral imbalance.
This section covers rare inherited disorders of copper metabolism, including…
5.02.b
Disorders of iron metabolism
This section covers rare inherited disorders of iron metabolism, including…
This section covers rare inherited disorders of manganese metabolism, including…
5.02.d
Disorders of zinc metabolism
This section covers rare inherited disorders of zinc metabolism, including…
This section covers other rare inherited disorders of trace element…
Subnetworks
NOMS
Disorders of neuromodulators and other small molecules
