Gene therapy using lentivirus (LV) vectors was tested for treating Fabry disease in a pilot clinical trial. The trial showed gene therapy was well-tolerated with no serious safety concerns and resulted in some patients responding to the treatment. While more research is needed, LV-mediated gene therapy shows promise as an effective single-treatment option for Fabry disease.
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Lentivirus-mediated gene therapy for Fabry disease
Gene therapy using lentivirus (LV) vectors was tested for treating Fabry disease in a pilot clinical trial. The trial showed gene therapy was well-tolerated with no serious safety concerns and resulted in some patients responding to the treatment. While more research is needed, LV-mediated gene therapy shows promise as an effective single-treatment option for Fabry disease.
Gene therapy using lentivirus (LV) vectors was tested for treating Fabry disease in a pilot clinical trial. The trial showed gene therapy was well-tolerated with no serious safety concerns and resulted in some patients responding to the treatment. While more research is needed, LV-mediated gene therapy shows promise as an effective single-treatment option for Fabry disease.
linked GLA gene lead to accumulation of glycosphingolipids including globotriaosylceramide (Gb3).
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ERT and chaperone therapy. Methods:- Results :- Conclusion:- • If successful, LV-mediated gene therapy may result in beneficial outcomes for Fabry patients with a single treatment. • No serious safety concerns were observed in our pilot trial. • All Fabry patients in this study were responsive to the LV-mediated gene therapy at some level. • Gene therapy may be an effective treatment option in patients with Fabry disease but requires more study.