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Stochastic modelling of a three-dimensional glycogen granule synthesis and impact of the branching enzyme

2022-11-01

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In humans, glycogen storage diseases result from metabolic inborn errors, and can lead to severe phenotypes and lethal conditions. Besides these rare diseases, glycogen is also associated to widely spread societal burdens such as diabetes. Glycogen is a branched glucose polymer synthesised and degraded by a complex set of enzymes. Over the past 50 years, the structure of glycogen has been intensively investigated....

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Literature Corpus work: b76a48d7-e03c-5d53-a1e5-d0c491ee92ba
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.31.514469

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