3.1 Riboflavin transporter deficiency Riboflavin transporter deficiency (RTD)historically termed BrownVialettoVan Laere or Fazio-Londe syndromeis a rare, early-onset motor neuron disease that couples the biochemistry of riboflavin with overt neurodegeneration ( SLC52A2 or SLC52A3 abrogate membrane uptake of riboflavin, precipitating secondary FMN/FAD depletion in metabolically demanding neurons and glia ( Mechanistic work in patient fibroblasts and iPSC-derived motor neurons confirms that transporter mutations collapse intracellular FMN/FAD pools, impair respiratory-chain flux and trigger neurite loss
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National Law Review (Polsinelli PC) was explicit on April 22, 2026: removing a Category 2 bulk drug substance does not, on its own, authorize use of that substance in compounding or bring it within FDAs interim enforcement discretion policy for substances in Category 1. Even Category 1 substances are only under enforcement discretion, which is short of full authorization
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