Last Updated: March 28, 2013
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Technology
The platform or technologic approach upon which a treatment is based; either chemically synthesized like a small molecule or polymer drug, or biologic like a protein, antibody, or cell therapy.
Pre-Clinical
Pre-Clinical testing conducted in the lab and on animals to investigate a treatment’s ability to fight against a targeted disease and to demonstrate safety.
Phase I
Clinical trials on small number of human subjects, usually healthy, primarily to assess safety and potential side effects at different dosages.
Phase II
Clinical trials on affected patients, primarily to test efficacy; usually randomized and placebo-controlled.
Phase III
Clinical trials on affected patients to further test efficacy, benefits, and potential side effects; usually randomized, placebo-controlled, and blinded.
Rare Diseases
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Focusing on uncommon and underserved medical conditions, our Rare Disease business unit develops breakthrough therapies for patients who might otherwise have few treatment options.
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Eliglustat tartrate
Gaucher disease
Small Molecule
Fabrazyme® (agalsidase beta)
Fabry disease, label expansion
Protein-Based Therapy
Acid sphingomyelinase
Niemann-Pick disease type B
Protein-Based Therapy
AAV-hAADC gene therapy
Parkinson's disease
Gene Therapy
AAV-sFLT gene therapy
Age-related macular degeneration
Gene Therapy
Neo-rhGAA
Pompe disease, 2nd generation enzyme
Protein-Based Therapy
Genz-682452
Fabry disease, substrate reduction
Small Molecule
Multiple Sclerosis
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We are committed to becoming a longterm partner to the MS community by working to deliver scientific advancements that will have a significant impact on the unmet needs of people living with MS.
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Alemtuzumab*
Multiple sclerosis
Protein-Based Therapy
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