<p>Fabry disease is a rare genetic disorder that affects the X chromosome. It is caused by mutation in the GLA gene resulting in decreased alpha galactosidase A enzyme or alpha-gal A, leading to the buildup of large glycosphingolipids like Globotriaosylceramide (GL3) in lysosomes.</p>

Fabry disease is a rare genetic disorder that affects the X chromosome. It is caused by mutation in the GLA gene resulting in decreased alpha galactosidase A enzyme or alpha-gal A, leading to the buildup of large glycosphingolipids like Globotriaosylceramide (GL3) in lysosomes.

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Nucleotides is the premium educational podcast that students, researchers and company executives depend on for top notch and accurate bioscience knowledge essential for their career growth and success. Our editorial board consisting of high authorities figures in life science research field are keen in creating scientific content in various research domains ranging from biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, embryology, biotechnology to emerging areas of drug discovery, cancer, immunology, infectious disease, ageing, genome engineering, omics and artificial intelligence. Each and every member of nucleotides community works hard to reduce the gap between bioscience industry and academia, thereby facilitating the advancement of science and betterment of society.

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