1) Researchers generated a mouse model of Adult Polyglucosan Body Disease (APBD) with a Y329S mutation to further study the disease and test potential treatments. 2) Initial results found that mice with the Y329S mutation developed polyglucosan bodies in the liver, brain, and muscle and lived longer than a related knockout mouse model. 3) A high-throughput drug screen identified 15 FDA-approved compounds that decreased polyglucosan content in cell cultures, and further testing is being done to validate these potential drug candidates. 4) Improved diagnostic techniques for APBD are also being developed, including GBE enzyme assays and RNA sequencing to identify genetic changes underlying the condition.