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Synopsis: 4. biotech: Genetic disease:


Nature 01858.txt

Cystic fibrosis is a deadly genetic disease: many patients don't live past the age of 30. Scientists identified the culprit gene some two decades ago (see'Human genetics:


Nature 04095.txt

carried out research on the molecular basis of human genetic disease at Stanford university in California, and was a member of the US National Academy of Sciences.


ScienceDaily_2014 08020.txt

and with genetic disease susceptibility to find an answer to the question whether delaying the exposure to complex foreign proteins will decrease the risk of diabetes tells Professor Mikael Knip from the University of Helsinki the leader of the TRIGR Study.


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