Céroïde-lipofuscinose neuronale
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Abstract
The authors report histochemical and electron mciroscopic data of brain biopsies in two cases of Battern's disease. The siblings affected, a male and a female, are born from consanguineous North African parents. The diagnosis of Ceroïd-Lipofuscinosis is supported by neuro-glial, endothelial and perithelial autofluorescent cell storage. By electron microscopy the abnormal cytosomes show both curvilinear and finger-print profiles; their lysosomal nature is supported by their obvious acid phosphatase activity. These lipopigment cytoplasmic inclusions are compared with those described in senile brains and in other cases of Batten's disease.
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| Authors | J. F. Pellissier;J. Hassoun;D. Gambarelli;M. F. Tripier;J. Roger;M. Toga;J. F. Pellissier;J. Hassoun;D. Gambarelli;M. F. Tripier;J. Roger;M. Toga; |
| Journal | acta neuropathologica |
| Year | 1970 |
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