The biotech companies Shire and NanoMedSyn have launched a new research partnership to evaluate a potential treatment for lysosomal storage disorders including Pompe disease. NanoMedSyn has developed an enzyme replacement therapy using proprietary technology called AMFA that was shown in preclinical models to have promising biological activity.
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