Glycogen Disease of Muscle Type VII

Essential
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Basic synonyms

• Tarui Disease
• GSD VII
• PFKM Deficiency
• Muscle tissue Phosphofructokinase Shortage

Disorder Neighborhoods

• None

General Discussion
Glycogen storage illness are a group of problems where saved glycogen could not be metabolized right into sugar to supply energy for the body. Glycogen storage space condition type VII (GSD VII) is defined by weakness, pain and tightness during exercise. GSD VII is dued to abnormalities in the muscular tissue phosphofructokinase genetics that causes a shortage of the phosphofructokinase enzyme. This enzyme deficiency causes a reduced amount of power offered to muscle tissues throughout exercise. GSD VII is acquired as an autosomal recessive congenital disease.