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GM2 g., type II GM2 g., variant 0 (Sandhoff's disease).
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GM2 g., type III the juvenile form of GM2 g., variant B.
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GM2 g., variant 0 the GM2 gangliosidosis occurring when activity of both hexosaminidase A and B isozymes is decreased or absent, due to a defect in the β chain of the enzyme; it is generally called Sandhoff's disease.
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GM2 g., variant AB the GM2 gangliosidosis occurring when a sphingolipid activator protein, SAP-2, necessary for hexosaminidase A and B activity is absent; it is clinically identical to GM2 gangliosidoses, variants B and 0.
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GM2 g., variant B the GM2 gangliosidosis occurring when hexosaminidase A activity is decreased or absent, due to a defect in the α chain of the enzyme, but hexosaminidase B activity is retained. Several forms exist, grouped by age of onset; at least some may be allelic. Tay-Sachs disease (q.v.) is the term usually used to denote the infantile (or type I ) form; juvenile (or type III ), chronic, and adult forms show progressively less neurologic and muscular involvement, greater heterogeneity, and longer survival time with later onset.
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