Abstract
Tay-Sachs disease was one of the first lysosomal diseases to be described as a clinical entity.[1][1],[2][2] Originally classified as a cause of ‘familial amaurotic idiocy’, this devastating neurodegenerative disorder was first noted in Jewish infants[3][3] – most of whom were the offspring of
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