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The SPINK1 N34S variant is associated with acute pancreatitis
European Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology, 08/27/08
O'Reilly DA et al. - The SPINK1 N34S variant is associated with acute pancreatitis. This supports the importance of premature protease activation in the pathogenesis of AP and suggests that mutated SPINK1 may predispose certain individuals to develop this disease.
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