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Where is the defect in SCIDS ?

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ADA defect

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and IL-2 receptor .

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:wink:

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yeah it can be AR nheritance or X linked.. it affects both B & T cells

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Severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome (SCID), a group of immunodeficiencies with major deficiency of both the T cell and B cell functions.

Autosomal recessive SCIDs (T-cell receptor deficiency) and X-linked SCIDs (defect in cytokine recognition by B cell receptors) are two forms. Defects in T-cell enzyme production, both adenosine deaminase and purine nucleoside phosphonylase deficiency, is a third form.

Children present with failure to thrive, infections including pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, candida and CMV infection, affecting skin, lungs, bones and GI tract.

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