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Entry | Name | Description | Category | Pathway | Gene |
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H00557 | Cutis laxa | Cutis laxa is a heterogeneous group of connective tissue disorders with variable organ involvement. The most obvious symptom of cutis laxa is loose and sagging skin due to reduced elastic fibers in the ... | Congenital malformation |
(ADCL1) ELN [HSA:2006] [KO:K14211] (ADCL2/ARCL1A) FBLN5 [HSA:10516] [KO:K17340] (ADCL3/ARCL3A) ALDH18A1 [HSA:5832] [KO:K12657] (ARCL1B) EFEMP2 [HSA:30008] [KO:K19866] (ARCL1C) LTBP4 [HSA:8425] [KO:K08023] (ARCL1D) EFEMP1 [HSA:2202] [KO:K18262] (ARCL2A/WSS) ATP6V0A2 [HSA:23545] [KO:K02154] (ARCL2B/ARCL3B) PYCR1 [HSA:5831] [KO:K00286] (ARCL2C) ATP6V1E1 [HSA:529] [KO:K02150] (ARCL2D) ATP6V1A [HSA:523] [KO:K02145] (ARCL2E) LTBP1 [HSA:4052] [KO:K19559] |
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H01657 | Nephrotic syndrome | Nephrotic syndrome (NPHS) is a heterogeneous group of disorders characterized by heavy proteinuria (more than 3.5 grams per day), hypoalbuminemia, hyperlipidemia, and edema. Congenital nephrotic syndrome ... | Urinary system disease |
(NPHS1) NPHS1 [HSA:4868] [KO:K24496] (NPHS2) NPHS2 [HSA:7827] [KO:K18268] (NPHS3) PLCE1 [HSA:51196] [KO:K05860] (NPHS4) WT1 [HSA:7490] [KO:K09234] (NPHS5) LAMB2 [HSA:3913] [KO:K06243] (NPHS6) PTPRO [HSA:5800] [KO:K18035] (NPHS7) DGKE [HSA:8526] [KO:K00901] (NPHS8) ARHGDIA [HSA:396] [KO:K12462] (NPHS9) COQ8B [HSA:79934] [KO:K08869] (NPHS10) EMP2 [HSA:2013] [KO:K26256] (NPHS11) NUP107 [HSA:57122] [KO:K14301] (NPHS12) NUP93 [HSA:9688] [KO:K14309] (NPHS13) NUP205 [HSA:23165] [KO:K14310] (NPHS14) SGPL1 [HSA:8879] [KO:K01634] (NPHS15) MAGI2 [HSA:9863] [KO:K05629] (NPHS16) KANK2 [HSA:25959] [KO:K22808] (NPHS17) NUP85 [HSA:79902] [KO:K14304] (NPHS18) NUP133 [HSA:55746] [KO:K14300] (NPHS19) NUP160 [HSA:23279] [KO:K14303] (NPHS20) TBC1D8B [HSA:54885] [KO:K19951] (NPHS21/25) AVIL [HSA:10677] [KO:K08017] (NPHS22) NOS1AP [HSA:9722] [KO:K16513] (NPHS23) KIRREL1 [HSA:55243] [KO:K25874] (NPHS24) DAAM2 [HSA:23500] [KO:K04512] (NPHS26) LAMA5 [HSA:3911] [KO:K06240] |
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