GLYCOGEN STORAGE
DISEASES
Presented by:
Mahewash Sana A. Pathan
M. Pharm (Pharmaceutics)
Glycogen storage diseases (GSD):
• A glycogen storage disease (GSD, also glycogenosis
and dextrinosis) is a metabolic disorder caused by
an enzyme deficiency affecting glycogen synthesis,
glycogen breakdown, or glucose breakdown,
typically in muscles and/or liver cells.
• GSD has two classes of cause: genetic and acquired.
Symptoms of GSD:
• Low blood sugar- Hypoglycemia
• Hepatomegaly- enlargrment of liver
• Slow growth
• Muscle weakness
• Myoglobinurea- acute breakdown of muscles
Diagnosis of GSD:
• Biopsy
• Blood & urine test
• MRI scan
Types of GSD:
Type Name of
disease
Enzyme
deficience
Gene
involved
Accumulate
d metabolite
Organs
involved
I Von Gierke's
disease
Glucose -6-
phosphate
HGMD Glycogen Liver, kidney
II Pomp's
disease
Acid-alpha-
glycosidase/
Acid maltase
GAA Glycogen Heart &
skeletal
muscles
III Forbe's /
cori's
disease
Amyloglycos
idase/
debrancher
AGL Limit dextrin Heart &
skeletal
muscles
IV Anderson's
disease
Amylo-trans-
glycosidase/
brancher
GBE Amylopectin Liver
V McArdle's
disease
Muscle
phosphoryla
se
PYGM Glycogen Liver
VI Her's
disease
Liver
phosphor
ylase
PYGL Glycogen Liver
VII Taurii
disease
Phospho-
fructo
kinase
PFKM Glycogen Muscles
VIII Phosphor
ylase
kinase
Glycogen Liver
Treatment of GSD:
• Nasogastric infusion to maintain glucose level
• Allopurinol- decreases uric acid in blood
• Liver transplantation for type IV GSD
• High protein diet
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  • 1.
    GLYCOGEN STORAGE DISEASES Presented by: MahewashSana A. Pathan M. Pharm (Pharmaceutics)
  • 2.
    Glycogen storage diseases(GSD): • A glycogen storage disease (GSD, also glycogenosis and dextrinosis) is a metabolic disorder caused by an enzyme deficiency affecting glycogen synthesis, glycogen breakdown, or glucose breakdown, typically in muscles and/or liver cells. • GSD has two classes of cause: genetic and acquired.
  • 3.
    Symptoms of GSD: •Low blood sugar- Hypoglycemia • Hepatomegaly- enlargrment of liver • Slow growth • Muscle weakness • Myoglobinurea- acute breakdown of muscles
  • 4.
    Diagnosis of GSD: •Biopsy • Blood & urine test • MRI scan
  • 5.
    Types of GSD: TypeName of disease Enzyme deficience Gene involved Accumulate d metabolite Organs involved I Von Gierke's disease Glucose -6- phosphate HGMD Glycogen Liver, kidney II Pomp's disease Acid-alpha- glycosidase/ Acid maltase GAA Glycogen Heart & skeletal muscles III Forbe's / cori's disease Amyloglycos idase/ debrancher AGL Limit dextrin Heart & skeletal muscles IV Anderson's disease Amylo-trans- glycosidase/ brancher GBE Amylopectin Liver V McArdle's disease Muscle phosphoryla se PYGM Glycogen Liver
  • 6.
    VI Her's disease Liver phosphor ylase PYGL GlycogenLiver VII Taurii disease Phospho- fructo kinase PFKM Glycogen Muscles VIII Phosphor ylase kinase Glycogen Liver
  • 7.
    Treatment of GSD: •Nasogastric infusion to maintain glucose level • Allopurinol- decreases uric acid in blood • Liver transplantation for type IV GSD • High protein diet
  • 8.