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What Causes Polycystic Kidney Disease?
PKD is caused by genetic mutations. In ADPKD, mutations occur in either the
PKD1
or
PKD2
genes. In ARPKD, the mutation is in the
PKHD1
gene. These mutations lead to abnormal cell proliferation and fluid secretion, resulting in cyst formation.
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