Update on polyglucosan storage diseases.
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PMID: 31363843
Review.
An abnormal structural form of glycogen (with less branching points or amylopectin-like polysaccharide) called polyglucosan (PG) may accumulate in various tissues such as striated and smooth muscles, brain, nerve, liver and skin, and cause a group of nine different genetic disord …
An abnormal structural form of glycogen (with less branching points or amylopectin-like polysaccharide) called polyglucosan (PG) may accumul …