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What organelle does Pompe Disease affect in the cell and how does this disease affect someones life.?
it is were it affects your repository system
What organelle does Pompe Disease affect in the cell and how does this disease affect someones life?
it is were it affects your repository system
What organelle''pompe disease does affect in the cell and how does this disease affect someones life?
it is were it affects your repository system
What organelle does Pompe disease affect in a cell?
It is the only glycogen storage disease with a defect in lysosomal metabolism, and the first glycogen storage disease to be identified, in 1932 by the Dutch pathologist J.C.Pompe.The build-up of glycogen causes progressive muscle weakness throughout the body.
What organelle does pompe disease affect in cell?
lysosomes
How can one get Pompe disease?
Pompe disease is caused by a build up of glycogen (a type of sugar) in the cells, which causes muscles and organs not to function properly. Pompe disease is an inherited disease which means you can only get it from your parents when they both have a copy of the Pompe disease gene.
When was pompe disease discovered?
in 1932 by a dutch pathologist J Pompe
What organelle does pompe disease affect in the cell and how does this diseases affect someone's life?
The organelles are lysosomes. It causes the cells to store too much glycogen. Children with Pompe disease may have heart problems, muscle weakness (which can make walking very difficult), and breathing problems.
How does Pompe disease affect someones life?
The muscle weakness caused by Pompe disease affects many parts of the body. It can result in difficulties with walking and moving around, breathing properly, even eating and performing basic day-to-day tasks. Because the effects of Pompe disease are wide-ranging, proper management requires a comprehensive approach.
Is pompe disease sex-linked?
no it is not.
Is pompe's disease related to lipids or carbohydrates?
yes
What part of the cell is defective in pompe's disease and Tay Sachs disease?
Lysosomes
