Lysosomal glycogen storage disease without acid maltase deficiency. A lectin-histochemical study of an unusual type of lysosomal glycogen storage disease.

Kashio, Nobuyuki; Usuki, Fusako; Higuchi, Itsuro; Nakahara, Keiichi; Osame, Mitsuhiro; Tsuyama, Shinichiro; Ihida, Kaori; Murata, Fusayoshi

doi:10.1267/ahc.24.603

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“…We have reported them previously. 6,7 Murakami et al 10 reported expression of dystrophin, merosin, ␣-sarcoglycan, and ␤-sarcoglycan on the vacuolar membranes in this disease. They also pointed out the presence of basement membranes inside the vacuolar membrane on electron microscopic examination.…”

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Caveolin-3 and sarcoglycans in the vacuolar myopathies and centronuclear myopathy

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“…The LT-PO-DAB procedures have recently been employed for the histochemical detection of saccharide residues of carbohydrates in light microscopy (Streit et al , 1985;Hosaka et al , 1985;Capaldi et al , 1985;Dolapchieva et al , 1986;Kashio et al , 1991;Martinez-Menarguez et al , 1992;Gheri et al , 1993), even though the final reaction products obtained suffer at times from their diffusion (Fujimori et al , 1988). The AB methods are known to be precise histochemical techniques for the demonstration of acidic groupings of carbohydrates and have long been used widely in light microscopy (Spicer et al , 1967;Pearse, 1985;Yamada, 1987), since the dye was first introduced by Steedman (1950) into light microscopic histochemistry of mucins.…”

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Dual Staining Methods for Carbohydrates Using Lectin-Gold Silver Techniques

Ueda

Kawamura²,

Hattori³

et al. 1994

Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica

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Three dual staining methods were established for the histochemical detection of saccharide residues and acidic groupings of carbohydrates in light microscopy. The first method consisted of combined lectin-gold silver (LT-G-S) and alcian blue (AB) pH 1.0 techniques, whereas the second staining technique was composed of LT-G-S and AB pH 2.5 procedures. These two techniques were found to color saccharide residues and acidic groupings of carbohydrates in black and blue shades respectively, which exhibited a high contrast between the both. The third methods, LT1-G-S-LT2-PO-DAB techniques, yielded reaction products of blackish and yellowish brown shades, which represented the localizations of two different saccharide residues in one and the same section. According to the results of the experimental and control procedures, the present three dual staining methods are believed to be reliable, reproducible and unusually useful for light microscopic histochemical studies on acidic and non-acidic carbohydrates.

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Morphologic findings in biopsied skeletal muscle and cultured fibroblasts from a female patient with Danon's disease (lysosomal glycogen storage disease without acid maltase deficiency)

Usuki

Takenaga

Higuchi

et al. 1994

Journal of the Neurological Sciences

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Lysosomal glycogen storage disease without acid maltase deficiency. A lectin-histochemical study of an unusual type of lysosomal glycogen storage disease.

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Caveolin-3 and sarcoglycans in the vacuolar myopathies and centronuclear myopathy

Caveolin-3 and sarcoglycans in the vacuolar myopathies and centronuclear myopathy

Dual Staining Methods for Carbohydrates Using Lectin-Gold Silver Techniques

Morphologic findings in biopsied skeletal muscle and cultured fibroblasts from a female patient with Danon's disease (lysosomal glycogen storage disease without acid maltase deficiency)

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