Skye R S Fishbein, Esse M Evbuomwan, Gautam Dantas
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Conquering homocystinuria with engineered probiotics.
Pyridoxine-unresponsive homocystinuria has lifelong implications for health. In this issue, Perreault and colleagues present evidence that orally delivered engineered probiotic Escherichia Coli Nissle SYNB1353 is a promising candidate in reducing homocysteine, with successful trials in mice, monkeys, and humans. However, further probiotic optimization and safety assessments are required.
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