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galactosialidosis (Goldberg syndrome)

Pathology: - beta-galactosidase deficiency - neuraminidase deficiency - function & stability of beta-galactosidase & neuraminidase dependent on cathepsin-A (CTSA) - vacuolation of Kupffer cells Genetics: - autosomal recessive form associated with defects in CTSA Clinical manifestations: - dwarfism - gargoyle facies - mental retardation - seizures - corneal clouding - macular cherry red spot, - dysostosis multiplex - hearing loss Laboratory: - peripheral blood smear (vacuolated blood cells) - mucopolysaccharides in urine (mucopolysacchariduria) - cathepsin A in leukocytes

Related

cathepsin-A (carboxypeptidase-C, lysosomal protective protein, vertebrate protective protein, CTSA, PPGB)

General

mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS)

Database Correlations

OMIM 256540

References

OMIM :accession 256540