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The condition is passed on genetically in families. It occurs when a person inherits two recessive genes for the disease, one from each parent

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What are the symptoms Hartnup disease?

ataxia, rash, mental and psychiatric abnormalities


How may symptoms of Hartnup disease be obviated?

Eating a healthy, high protein diet


When was John Hartnup Jr. born?

John Hartnup Jr. was born in 1841.


When did John Hartnup Jr. die?

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