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In the article, the role and importance of gastromucoprotein in skin-genital diseases is detailed. Gastromucoprotein (Casle's intrinsic factor) is a thermolabile glycoprotein (gastromucoprotein) produced by parietal cells in the dome and body of the stomach and plays an important role in vitamin B12 metabolism.
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