Summary
Treatment of hemophilia A is benefiting from extended half-life recombinant factor VIII compounds that maintain higher trough levels of drug with less frequent dosing. A variety of pegylated recombinant factor VIII compounds are available. A promising avenue of treatment is the targeted use of liver mesenchymal stem cells that produce factor VIII.
- hemophilia
- recombinant factor VIII
- extended half-life
- pegylation
- mesenchymal stem cells
- other diseases of blood & blood-forming organs
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