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DR. LINGWOOD:
      Lastly, in terms of what can we do about HUS in terms of a therapy, this is our approach. I told you the lipid part is important, but Gb3 is insoluble. What we've done is put this group on here instead of the fatty acid. The fatty acid is important, but we've put this rigid globular cage-like structure, and this is the molecular characterization of the compound. By generating this Gb3, the analogue becomes water soluble.
      But this structure now inhibits verotoxin Gb3 binding. Whereas I said, if you just take this sugar part, that has no inhibition here. So this is a water soluble effective inhibitor of verotoxin. That's our approach.




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