Porphyrin disorders:
Porphyrins are derivatives of metabolic substances that did not follow the normal pattern during the normal manufacturing process of glycine and sucsenil co-enzyme-A to the hemp, leading to the production of porvobelenogen and aminolifolenic acid.
Several factors such as: drugs, chemicals and hormones can increase the manufacture of porphyrin.
The sites of infection are either the liver (called hepatic porphyria), bone marrow or red blood cells (red porphyria).
Porphyrins are derivatives of metabolic substances that did not follow the normal pattern during the normal manufacturing process of glycine and sucsenil co-enzyme-A to the hemp, leading to the production of porvobelenogen and aminolifolenic acid.
Several factors such as: drugs, chemicals and hormones can increase the manufacture of porphyrin.
The sites of infection are either the liver (called hepatic porphyria), bone marrow or red blood cells (red porphyria).
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