HFE p.C282Y homozygosity predisposes to rapid serum ferritin rise after menopause: A genotype-stratified cohort study of hemochromatosis in Australian women.

Charles D WarneSophie G ZaloumisNadine A BertalliMartin B DelatyckiAmanda J NicollChristine E McLarenJohn L HopperGraham G GilesGreg J AndersonJohn K OlynykLawrie W PowellKatrina J AllenLyle C Gurrinnull null

Published in: Journal of gastroenterology and hepatology (2017)

These data provide the first documented evidence that physiological blood loss is a major factor in determining the marked gender difference in expression of p.C282Y homozygosity.

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