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(Answer to the question last time on August 24: roughly 35 to 50 percent of Fabry patients carry an amenable GLA variant that responds to oral chaperone therapy.)
Patients on long-term enzyme replacement therapy can develop something that works against the very treatment they're relying on.
What does the body build up against ERT over time that can reduce how well it works? Drop your guess in the comments below.
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