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in Hurlers and Hunters syndromes the degradation of which two cellular products is compromised
heparan sulfate

dermatan sulfate
Hunters Syndrome

enzyme and distinguishing trait
Hunters Syndrome (MPS2)

Iduronate sulfatase deficiency; cleaves the S off the end of a GAG

X-linked
Hurlers Syndrome

enzyme and distinguishing trait
Hurler's Syndrome (MPS1) alpha

Idoronidase

corneal clouding
what's MPS stand for
mucopolysaccharidoses
what do you call a ceramide and one sugar
a cerebroside
what do you call a ceramide and more than one sugar
a globoside
what do you call a ceramide with a NANA (sialic acid)
a ganglioside
what is the ganglioside LSD
Tay Sachs disease
what is the globoside LSD
Fabry's disease
what is the cerebroside LSD
Gaucher's disease
what is the sphingomyelin LSD
Niemann-Pick disease
Tay Sachs deficient enzyme and accumulated substrate
Tay-Sachs

deficiency of beta-Hexosominadase

accumulation of ganglioside GM2
Tay-Sachs disease

two markers
cherry red macula

'onion-shell' inclusions of ganglioside GM2
Fabry disease

deficient enzyme and accumulated substrate
Fabry disease

deficiency of alpha-galactosidase

accumulations of globoside
Fabry disease marker
Fabry disease

characteristic 'bathing suit' area red rash
whats the most prevalent LSD
Gaucher's disease
Gauchers's disease deficient enzyme and accumulated product
Gauchers's disease

deficiency of beta glucocerebrosidase

accumulation of glucocerebrosides
Gauchers' disease marker
Gauchers' disease

'crumpled tissue paper' appearance of cytosol

adult form (99%) shows no mental retardation, but hepatomegaly and osteoporosis of long bones
Niemann-Pick disease deficient enzyme and accumulated product
Niemann-Pick disease

deficiency of acid sphingomyelinase (ASM)

accumulation of sphingomyelin in spleen, liver and brain
Niemann-Pick disease marker
Niemann-Pick disease

foamy cells filled with sphingomyelin
Niemann-Pick disease

what are the two subtypes
type A infantile severe form, cherry red macula

type B visceral chronic form, damage to lungs, spleen, viscera and bone marrow
where does I-cell disease get its name
Intracytosolic Inclusions

also known as Mucolipidosis II
I-cell disease deficient enzyme
deficiency of the enzyme that leads to the mannose 6-P marker after N-glycolysation, results in incomplete set of enzymes being transported into lysosomes