Type one of this disease causes hyperactivation of Ras molecules due to inhibition of its namesake GTPase activating protein. Ninety percent of patients exhibit Lisch nodules in their irises, while twenty percent have vision 
Type one of this disease causes hyperactivation of Ras molecules due to inhibition of its namesake GTPase activating protein. Ninety percent of patients exhibit Lisch nodules in their irises, while twenty percent have vision disturbances due to optical gliomas. Type two is characterized by tumors of the acoustic nerve and is caused by a mutation on chromosome twenty-two, while type one is caused by a mutation on chromosome seventeen that most commonly manifests with "caf?au-lait" spots and benign subcutaneous tumors. FTP name this neurological disorder commonly abbreviated "NF."
Type one of this disease causes hyperactivation of Ras molecules due to inhibition of its namesake GTPase activating protein.
neurofibromatosis (accept NF before the end)