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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 27, 2008
Filed:
Mar. 17, 2000
Peter John Meikle, Redwood Park, AU;
John Joseph Hopwood, Stonyfell, AU;
Bryan Gordon Winchester, Surrey, GB;
Peter John Meikle, Redwood Park, AU;
John Joseph Hopwood, Stonyfell, AU;
Bryan Gordon Winchester, Surrey, GB;
Women's and Children's Hospital, North Adelaide, South Australia, AU;
Abstract
The invention provides methods of diagnosing or monitoring lysosomal storage disorders based on detecting levels of saposins, LAMPs and/or α-glucosidase in patient sample. Elevated levels of saposins and/or LAMPs are indicative of a disorder. Elevated levels of α glucosidase are indicative of some types of lysosomal storage disorders and decreased levels of α glucosidase are indicative of other types of lysosomal storage disorder. In some methods, the profile of elevation of different saposins, LAMPs and α glucosidase allows distinction between different types of lysosomal storage disorder.
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