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SSIEM 2026 poster: Redefining the number of true null PAH variants in PKU and sepiapterin response​

This poster, presented at SSIEM 2026, discusses null PAH variants in individuals with phenylketonuria (PKU) and their association with disease severity and treatment response

  • Understand the prevalence and distribution of null variants in PAH among individuals with PKU
  • Determine the relationship between null PAH variants, disease severity, and response to sepiapterin
  • Review how genetic and biochemical data may support a more informed treatment assessment in PKU

​​This poster was developed and funded by PTC Therapeutics for SSIEM.

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