Myrtelle Announces Presentation at Hydrocephalus Association & Rudi Schulte Research Workshop on Developing Non-Invasive Hydrocephalus Therapies: Molecular and Cellular Targets
These improvements in treated patients contrast the deterioration in untreated age-matched CD patients based on natural history.
- These improvements in treated patients contrast the deterioration in untreated age-matched CD patients based on natural history.
- MRI-based improvements are correlated with improvements in motor and cognitive function in treated patients, which will be presented at upcoming conferences.
- In CD, normal brain development is impaired due to a mutation in the ASPA gene that encodes the enzyme aspartoacylase.
- The oligodendrocyte-targeting rAAV vector-based gene therapy is intended to restore ASPA function and brain development in patients with CD.