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lhkraus

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You should note, though, that PTC 124 will only "fix" CF genes that have a "nonsense mutation." That affects about 10% of CFers. As a general rule, mutations that end in X are nonsense mutations, but there are others. Check the PTC website for more info. Right now they are in the planning phase for a second round of phase 2 trials. After that, they'd have to do phase 3 trials before it can be marketed (Assuming it's successful). The results so far have been promising -- my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!
 
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lhkraus

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You should note, though, that PTC 124 will only "fix" CF genes that have a "nonsense mutation." That affects about 10% of CFers. As a general rule, mutations that end in X are nonsense mutations, but there are others. Check the PTC website for more info. Right now they are in the planning phase for a second round of phase 2 trials. After that, they'd have to do phase 3 trials before it can be marketed (Assuming it's successful). The results so far have been promising -- my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!
 
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lhkraus

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You should note, though, that PTC 124 will only "fix" CF genes that have a "nonsense mutation." That affects about 10% of CFers. As a general rule, mutations that end in X are nonsense mutations, but there are others. Check the PTC website for more info. Right now they are in the planning phase for a second round of phase 2 trials. After that, they'd have to do phase 3 trials before it can be marketed (Assuming it's successful). The results so far have been promising -- my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!
 
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lhkraus

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You should note, though, that PTC 124 will only "fix" CF genes that have a "nonsense mutation." That affects about 10% of CFers. As a general rule, mutations that end in X are nonsense mutations, but there are others. Check the PTC website for more info. Right now they are in the planning phase for a second round of phase 2 trials. After that, they'd have to do phase 3 trials before it can be marketed (Assuming it's successful). The results so far have been promising -- my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!
 
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lhkraus

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You should note, though, that PTC 124 will only "fix" CF genes that have a "nonsense mutation." That affects about 10% of CFers. As a general rule, mutations that end in X are nonsense mutations, but there are others. Check the PTC website for more info. Right now they are in the planning phase for a second round of phase 2 trials. After that, they'd have to do phase 3 trials before it can be marketed (Assuming it's successful). The results so far have been promising -- my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!
 

MargaritaChic

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lhkraus</b></i>
my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!</end quote></div>

DITTO!
 

MargaritaChic

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lhkraus</b></i>
my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!</end quote></div>

DITTO!
 

MargaritaChic

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lhkraus</b></i>
my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!</end quote></div>

DITTO!
 

MargaritaChic

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lhkraus</b></i>
my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!</end quote>

DITTO!
 

MargaritaChic

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lhkraus</b></i>
<br />my heart expands when I think my daughter may be "cured" of her symptoms with just a pill!</end quote>
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<br />DITTO!
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