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Victorian parents' plea after twins born with two rare genetic conditions

Victorian parents plea after twins born with two rare genetic conditions
When Victorian couple Louise and Raymond Pryde first set eyes on their beautiful newborn twins, they believed they were lucky enough to have two healthy babies after a long battle with IVF.
But in May this year, their 19-month-old daughter Aria died of a rare genetic condition called Vanishing White Matter Disease, a form of Leukodystrophy.
Just months before her death, Aria s twin brother Axel was diagnosed with an even rarer genetic disease, IQSEC2, for which he requires 24-hour care.
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Call for scientific community to increase diversity and inclusivity in medical research

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IMAGE: 95% of human cell lines used in countless medical research studies are of European descent.
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Sydney, Australia; New York City, USA (May 13, 2021) In a collaborative report published today in
Cell, scientists from Sydney and New York describe the critical worldwide need to improve the diversity of cells used in medical research. Currently, 95% of all human cell lines used in research are of European descent. The authors provide actionable steps that researchers and the biomedical community can take to promote more inclusivity in preclinical and basic science research.
The commentary, Ancestry Matters: Building inclusivity into preclinical study design, is co-authored by Sophie Zaaijer, PhD, who co-founded FIND Genomics (findgen.bio), a company that aims to improve reproducible cell-based science through its genetic cell tracking software FIND Cell , and is ....

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Why scientists must increase diversity in human cell lines

Written by Jennifer Huizen on May 13, 2021 Fact checked by Anna Guildford, Ph.D.
A new report calls out the dire need for diversity in human cell lines. piranka/Getty Images
In a new report, researchers cite a dire need to increase diversity in preclinical research using human cell lines (HCL). Currently, some 95% of commonly used cell lines come from people of European descent.
The authors explain that African Americans and other groups are under-represented in preclinical research and are often discriminated against by the medical system.
To fix this systemic problem, the authors write that researchers must regain the trust of previously marginalized populations to encourage people of more diverse genetic backgrounds to contribute to the development of more diverse cell lines. ....

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The report provides a detailed understanding and analysis of how and why companies enter Proteomics partnering deals. The majority of deals are early development stage whereby the licensee obtains a right or an option right to license the licensors Proteomics technology or product candidates. These deals tend to be multicomponent, starting with collaborative R&D, and commercialization of outcomes. ....

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