Introduction to Introduction to biochemical genetics
Introduction to Introduction to biochemical genetics
Introduction to Introduction to biochemical genetics
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Complex molecules in <strong>biochemical</strong><strong>genetics</strong>• definition: > 1500 Da• glykolipids• sphingolipids• plasmalogens• neutral polysaccharides (glycogen)• mucopolysaccharides• (other polymers: proteins, nucleic acids...)• usually associated with membranes• concentrations in blood/urine rather low,exceptions exist ( x MS/MS technologie)Diseases of complex molecules• disease progresses usually regardless of anyexogenous sources from food• typical course is progressive (± symp<strong>to</strong>m-freeperiod)• dysmorphy at birth possible• frequent involvement of nervous system andmusculature• organomegaly due <strong>to</strong> s<strong>to</strong>rage in lysosomals<strong>to</strong>rage disorders• usually untreatable by diet or vitamins