Carbonic Anhydrase VI Deficiency falls under the Oral Health and Other categories.

Carbonic Anhydrase VI Deficiency

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Carbonic anhydrase VI is an enzyme present in taste buds and the olfactory epithelium. Individuals with carbonic anhydrase VI deficiency have reduced quantities of this enzyme in their saliva and nasal mucus, leading to an impaired or total loss of taste and smell.

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Carbonic Anhydrase VI Deficiency falls under the Oral Health and Other categories.

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Dysgeusia - R I Henkin, B M Martin, R P AgarwalEfficacy of exogenous oral zinc in treatment of patients with carbonic anhydrase VI deficiencyAm J Med Sci.(1999 Dec)