lysinemia
/ˌlaɪsɪˈniːmiə/
noun
- A rare genetic disorder in which the body has too much lysine in the blood, often causing developmental delays and other health issues.
- Babies with lysinemia are usually diagnosed through newborn screening tests.
- Researchers are exploring gene therapy as a potential cure for lysinemia.
- Treatment for lysinemia includes a special diet low in lysine and regular medical monitoring.