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What is What is the use of migalastat approved by FDA in 2018 August? and explain in detail?
migalastat is a pharmacological chaprone that reversibily binds to the active site of alpha galactosidase A protein which is deficient in fabrys disease. Ref:www.pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/megalastat.