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alpha-glucosidase

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  • In Pompe disease, a gene mutation prevents the body from making or making enough of an enzyme called acid alpha-glucosidase, which is necessary for proper muscle functioning.

    FDA Approves New Version of Genzyme Drug for Rare Disease 2010

  • In fact, three of the newer medicines — acarbose and miglitol (both alpha-glucosidase inhibitors) and nateglinide (a meglitinide) — actually decrease HbA1c less than some of the older drugs.

    Diabetes Alert Day: 8 ways to live longer 2009

  • In fact, three of the newer medicines—acarbose and miglitol (both alpha-glucosidase inhibitors) and nateglinide (a meglitinide)—actually decrease HbA1c less than some of the older drugs.

    Diabetes Alert Day: 8 ways to live longer 2009

  • An inherited disease, Pompe is caused by the deficiency or lack of the enzyme acid alpha-glucosidase, which is needed for muscle development and function.

    Genzyme Hits an FDA Snag 2008

  • Harlequin CSA-DFI also uses alpha-glucosidase activity to differentiate C sakazakii strains from other members of the Enterobacteriaceae.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • The production of alpha-glucosidase by the pathogen results in hydrolysis of the chromogenic substrate and the formation of green colonies, with other Enterobacteriaceae appearing colourless.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • People with Pompe disease cannot produce the enzyme acid alpha-glucosidase, or GAA.

    PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010

  • The production of alpha-glucosidase by the pathogen results in hydrolysis of the chromogenic substrate and the formation of green colonies, with other Enterobacteriaceae appearing colourless.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • Harlequin CSA-DFI also uses alpha-glucosidase activity to differentiate C sakazakii strains from other members of the Enterobacteriaceae.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • The production of alpha-glucosidase by the pathogen results in hydrolysis of the chromogenic substrate and the formation of green colonies, with other Enterobacteriaceae appearing colourless.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

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