Lysosomal storage disorders and their unanticipated links to rare and common diseases
Clinical Neurology, Medical Genetics, Pathophysiology and seminar by Prof Frances Platt, University of Oxford
Hosted by ICM Paris Brain Institute
Monday 12:00–13:10 Paris (GMT+1)
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Abstract
Lysosomal storage diseases are a group of over 70 inherited metabolic disorders, many of which have a neurodegenerative clinical course. Treatments have been developed for a subset of these disorders and are now in routine clinical use. We have found that some neurological and neurodegenerative diseases share unanticipated links to lysosomal storage diseases providing insights into disease pathogenesis. These links also suggest treatments developed for lysosomal disorders may have unanticipated utility in other rare and common diseases.
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