Abstract
Defective recycling of megalin consequent to impaired phosphatidylinositol metabolism has been implicated as a mechanism causing tubular proteinuria in patients with Lowe syndrome. In this issue, Berquez etal. describe an innovative approach using a clinically approved drug to "rebalance" phosphatidylinositols and restore megalin traffic in mouse and cell models of the disease.
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