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Many diseases of glycosylation have been described over the last decade. These
diseases represent different clinical entities, which refl ect the diverse involve-
ments of glycans in regulating organ functions. Most diseases of glycosylation
are caused by mutations in glycosyltransferase genes, but defects in nucleotide-
sugar transporters and in vesicular transport proteins also lead to disorders of
glycosylation.
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