yeah I mean I I do want to stress how
important it is to pursue the the basic
science understanding the fundamentals
of a process like RNA splicing we
realized that that it's relevant for
disease but we didn't necessarily think
ah uh this is immediately going to lead
to a cure but but there's always the the
potential sometimes the illusion that
the more you understand the more you or
somebody else may come up with a therapy
based on this knowledge that can then
really improve the lives of of patient
so that's always a a strong motivator
and certainly as I have met many SMA
patients and their families that has
always been uh very inspiring along the
way to to press on and to to uh to work
hard to try to solve this problem and
and so it isn't just abstract you know
splicing but but that is of course very
important but we do have in mind the
potential to you know to cure diseases