Researchers have discovered a hormone in a mouse study that can be used immediately to can help doctors predict how severely patients with the rare disease methylmalonic acidemia are affected and when to refer them for liver transplants. The findings also might shed light on more common disorders such as fatty liver disease, obesity and diabetes.
Elevated hormone flags liver problems in mice with methylmalonic acidemia
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