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Children With Diabetes and At Least One Non-Autoimmune Feature Should Be Considered for Monogenic Diabetes Testing

Rebecca Myers
Evgenia Globa
Samar S. Hassan
Jaida Manzoor
Omneya Magdy Omar
Tülay Güran
Müge Atar
Jayne Houghton
Mehmet Nuri Özbek
Rachel van Heugten
Chittaranjan S. Yajnik
Zeynep Şıklar
Mohsina Noor Ibrahim
Hüseyin Demirbilek
Misbah Hanif
Andrew T. Hattersley
Sezer Acar
Cemil Koçyiğit
Korcan Demir
Nihal Hatipoğlu
Melek Yıldız
Kashyap Patel
T Akcay
M Sharaf
E Bhowmik
H Eideh
A Annamalai
G Yesiltepe Mutlu
C Datar
Kevin Colclough
S Musa
M Berberoglu
V Jain
G Catli
Y Abdelmeguid
M Šandrk Beslać
S Chapman
J Yong
R Yildirim
V Mulliqi Kotori
T Kontbay
G Supriya
O Yilmaz
S Dhadge
S Abourazzak
K Jog

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Abstract

Children with diabetes and at least one non-autoimmune extra-pancreatic feature should be considered for monogenic diabetes testing. Measurement of islet-autoantibodies and T1DGRS help prioritize genetic testing.

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DOI: 10.1210/clinem/dgaf430

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Children With Diabetes and At Least One Non-Autoimmune Feature Should Be Considered for Monogenic Diabetes Testing

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