Rare diseases affect an estimated 30 million people in the US. Today @NIH is hosting it's annual Rare Disease Day to raise awareness about these disorders, the people they affect & current research collaborations underway. Join us: https://t.co/Gn0l31Dx4u #NIHRDD#RareDiseaseDay
Almost 17,000 people in the US struggle with #PKU. Mark your calendars and come with questions tomorrow at 5:00pm ET: the Synlogic #PKU team and our partnering Metabolic Dieticians will discuss the SynPheny-1 Phase 2 study (now enrolling): https://t.co/rAD1hF2Hj4 #GMDI#synbio
Teens & Adults with PKU, do you want to make some new connections? Let’s get together and have some fun during this virtual social gathering. A time to celebrate PKU Awareness & ring in the Holidays with others with PKU. Register by 12/3 @ 12:00 pm CST.https://t.co/5NB9ltqkF8
Today is #GivingTuesday! On this global day of giving, let’s come together to raise $10,000 for NPKUA education, support, advocacy, and research programs. The PKU community is small but mighty. We can do this! Text PKU to 243725 or visit https://t.co/CiPlfau1OW to give today.
"The correlation between blood phe with tyrosine and tryptophan give a better idea of brain phe concentration. This ratio might be able to predict out come better but is difficult to measure frequently." Francjan van Spronsen #phefreetogether2020#pku#pkuresearch#phe
Thank you to all of our wonderful speakers and participants for joining us on Day 1 of our 1st Annual PHEFREE Consortium Scientific Meeting!
Join us again this Thursday for Day 2 with more live tweets from our presentations 🙂 #phefreetogether2020@NPKUA_Info@rarediseasesnet
Our goal is to develop a safe, effective #genetherapy method that will yield permanent PAH expression in a majority of hepatocytes, permanent decrease in blood phe, and lessen dependency on diet phe restriction. - Dr. Cary Harding #phefreetogether2020#research#PKU@OHSUNews
Hi All! We are sharing live tweets from the @PHEFREE_Info conference today using #phefreetogether2020. Enjoyed presentations from NPKUA funded researchers, Dr. Desiree White and Dr. Shawn.
Moderna is doing RNA therapy which involves injecting mRNA in the body, which the body then uses to make proteins. It is a temporary version of gene therapy, but not a front runner for #PKU treatment #phefreetogether#clinicaltrials#research