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DTX601 is an investigational gene therapy designed to treat **citrullinemia type I**, a rare genetic disorder affecting the urea cycle, leading to accumulation of ammonia and neurological complications. It is developed as part of a suite of gene therapies addressing inherited metabolic disorders. DTX601 utilizes an adeno-associated virus (AAV) vector, likely based on the AAV8 serotype given the developer’s prior pipeline, to deliver a functional copy of the relevant gene to liver cells, aiming to restore urea cycle function and reduce toxic metabolite buildup[11]. Gene therapies for urea cycle disorders intend to increase enzymatic activity and reduce disease symptoms by achieving durable expression of the corrective gene following a single administration.
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