Employees from our Northern California sites put on their athletic gear and walking shoes yesterday and gathered for a company hike in support of the National PKU Alliance Move Your Pheet initiative.
Meet ARSB: a gene that produces arylsulfatase B, a key enzyme responsible for breaking down complex molecules called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs).
Each summer, people with metabolic conditions, including PKU, gather at flok Family Camps in Oregon and New Hampshire to share their common experiences, learn more about emerging science and enjoy some time outdoors. Last weekend, several of our team members had the chance to attend flok Family Camp West and connect with the community.
We recently had the privilege to welcome members of the mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS) community to our headquarters in San Rafael to commemorate BioMarin’s decades-long commitment to MPS. Two women living with a form of MPS, Patricia and Isabel, joined us to share their experiences in conversation with our Jill Mursewick.