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The Presence of a Reduced Amount of 32-kd "protective" Protein is a Distinct Biochemical Finding in Late Infantile Galactosialidosis

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Journal Hum Genet
Specialty Genetics
Date 1988 Nov 1
PMID 3142815
Citations 6
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The biochemical defect underlying the late infantile form of galactosialidosis has been investigated in fibroblasts from two patients presenting with this phenotype. Immunoprecipitation experiments demonstrated that a reduced amount of 32-kd "protective" protein and a normal amount of its precursor are present in late infantile galactosialidosis fibroblasts, while neither of the two polypeptides are detectable in early infantile and juvenile/adult fibroblasts. Leupeptin treatment led to a slight increase in the amount of 54-kd and 32-kd polypeptides in both late-infantile galactosialidosis cell lines. Uptake studies in one of the two cell lines confirmed the hypothesis that a block in the maturation of the protective protein is responsible for the late infantile type of galactosialidosis. This mutation seems to be a distinct finding in all patients affected by this form of the disease.

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