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Lysosomal enzymes

What are Lysosomal enzymes?

Lysosomal enzymes are synthetic forms of these enzymes, which occur naturally in the body cells, and that are necessary for metabolic processes. Naturally occurring lysosomal enzymes breakdown large molecules and other materials that get taken up by the cell. Deficiency of these enzymes causes storage disease that can affect growth and development failure.

Lysosomal enzymes are used to treat conditions where the body lacks these particular enzymes.

List of Lysosomal enzymes

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Drug Name Avg. Rating Reviews
agalsidase beta systemic (Pro)
No reviews
alglucerase systemic
No reviews
alglucosidase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
avalglucosidase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
cerliponase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
cipaglucosidase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
elosulfase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
galsulfase systemic
No reviews
idursulfase systemic (Pro)
No reviews
laronidase systemic (Pro)
No reviews
olipudase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
sebelipase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
taliglucerase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
velmanase alfa systemic
No reviews
vestronidase alfa systemic (Pro)
No reviews
imiglucerase systemic (Pro)
9.0
1 review
pegunigalsidase alfa systemic (Pro)
9.0
1 review
apadamtase alfa, recombinant systemic (Pro)
10
1 review
velaglucerase alfa systemic (Pro)
10
1 review
For ratings, users were asked how effective they found the medicine while considering positive/adverse effects and ease of use (1 = not effective, 10 = most effective).

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