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Monday, August 25, 2025

Genzyme Corporation


A→Z catalog of Genzyme

A

  • AldurazymeLaronidase (enzyme replacement) — Mucopolysaccharidosis I (Hurler, Hurler-Scheie, Scheie syndromes) — 0.58 mg/kg IV weekly.

  • AubagioTeriflunomide — Relapsing multiple sclerosis — 14 mg PO daily.

  • Ataluren (Translarna, EU)Ataluren — Duchenne muscular dystrophy (nonsense mutation) — 40 mg/kg/day PO in 3 divided doses.

B

  • Bridion (regional co-distribution) — Sugammadex.

  • Bone health supplements (regional Genzyme legacy).

C

  • CaprelsaVandetanib — Medullary thyroid carcinoma — 300 mg daily.

  • CerezymeImiglucerase (enzyme replacement) — Gaucher disease type 1 & 3 — 60 U/kg IV q2w.

  • CerdelgaEliglustat — Gaucher disease type 1 (substrate reduction therapy) — 84 mg PO BID.

  • Campath (legacy, now marketed by Sanofi as Lemtrada).

D

  • Dupixent (co-developed with Regeneron, Sanofi Genzyme markets worldwide)Dupilumab — Atopic dermatitis, asthma, CRSwNP, eosinophilic esophagitis, prurigo nodularis — SC 300 mg q2w (indication-dependent).

E

  • Elaprase (distribution in Japan/regions)Idursulfase — MPS II (Hunter syndrome).

  • Enzyme replacement therapies (portfolio includes imiglucerase, alglucosidase alfa, laronidase, galsulfase, etc.).

F

  • FabrazymeAgalsidase beta (enzyme replacement) — Fabry disease — 1 mg/kg IV q2w.

  • Fluorouracil legacy oncology generics (regional).

G

  • Gazyva (Roche drug, not Genzyme).

  • Gaucher ERTs (Cerezyme, Cerdelga, Zavesca).

H

  • Hematology legacy brands — supportive therapies in rare anemias.

I

  • Imiglucerase — see Cerezyme.

  • Immunology portfolio — Dupixent, Kevzara (co-market).

J

  • Jejunal enzyme therapies (nutrition lines, regional).

K

  • KevzaraSarilumab — RA — 200 mg SC q2w.

  • KynamroMipomersen — Homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (limited use, US/EU access programs) — 200 mg SC weekly.

L

  • LemtradaAlemtuzumab — Relapsing MS (previously Campath in oncology) — IV infusion courses: 12 mg daily ×5d, then ×3d one year later.

  • Laronidase — see Aldurazyme.

M

  • MyozymeAlglucosidase alfa (enzyme replacement) — Pompe disease (infantile & late onset) — 20 mg/kg IV q2w.

  • Mavenclad (Sanofi MS portfolio, not Genzyme origin but marketed together).

N

  • Nascobal (regional)Cyanocobalamin nasal spray — B12 deficiency — 500 mcg intranasally weekly.

O

  • Oncology legacy drugs (Caprelsa, Campath/Lemtrada, Kynamro, etc.).

P

  • Plavix (co-marketed Sanofi, not Genzyme origin).

  • Praluent (co-market with Regeneron)Alirocumab — Hypercholesterolemia — 75–150 mg SC q2w.

Q

  • Quinapril generics (regional).

R

  • RenvelaSevelamer carbonate — Hyperphosphatemia in CKD — 800–1600 mg TID with meals.

  • RenagelSevelamer hydrochloride — Same indication.

  • Rare disease enzyme therapies — see above.

S

  • Sarilumab (Kevzara) — see K.

  • Sanofi oncology immunology integration brands.

T

  • ThymoglobulinAntithymocyte globulin (rabbit) — Transplant rejection prophylaxis/treatment — 1.5 mg/kg/day IV ×4–7 days.

  • Translarna — see A.

U

  • Umgatox (regional nutrition lines).

V

  • VimizimElosulfase alfa (enzyme replacement) — MPS IVA (Morquio A) — 2 mg/kg IV weekly.

  • Visudyne (regional rights, now mostly Novartis/Roche).

W

  • Winrho SDFRho(D) immune globulin IV/IM — ITP, Rh-incompatibility prophylaxis — 250–300 mcg IM.

X

  • XenpozymeOlipudase alfa — Non-CNS ASMD (Niemann-Pick disease types A/B) — IV q2w, titrated to 3 mg/kg.

Y

  • Yescarta (not Genzyme, Gilead/Kite).

Z

  • ZavescaMiglustat — Substrate reduction therapy for Gaucher type 1, Niemann-Pick C — 100 mg PO TID.

  • Zarxio biosimilars (co-distribution).



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