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Glycogen Metabolism- Glycogen Storage Diseases
This video is a concise account of glycogen storage diseases. Overviewing the comparison of glycogenolysis and glycogenesis, it discusses each disease precisely and presents a mnemonic for each one for their memorization. Timeline: 00:03 introduction 00:37 glycogenolysis Vs glycogenesis 08:36 Von Gierke Disease 10:57 Cori Disease 12:58 McArdle's- Muscle and Her's disease 16:04 Anderson Disease 18:05 Pompe Disease
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