7 Questions
Which molecule accumulates in Aldolase B deficiency, causing a drop in the level of inorganic phosphate and ATP?
Fructose 1-P
What happens to the levels of ATP and AMP in Aldolase B deficiency?
ATP falls, AMP rises
What is the consequence of hyperuricemia in Aldolase B deficiency?
AMP is degraded
What is the effect of the lack of hepatic ATP in Aldolase B deficiency?
Prevents gluconeogenesis and protein synthesis
What is the recommended therapy for Aldolase B deficiency?
Rapid detection and removal of fructose and sucrose from the diet
What causes hyperuricemia in Aldolase B deficiency?
Degradation of AMP
What is the consequence of hypoglycemia with vomiting in Aldolase B deficiency?
Prevents gluconeogenesis
Test your knowledge on Aldolase B deficiency, also known as hereditary fructose intolerance. Learn about the accumulation of fructose 1-P and the resulting drop in inorganic phosphate and ATP levels. Discover how this deficiency can lead to hyperuricemia and affect liver function, causing hypoglycemia and vomiting. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about this rare genetic disorder.
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