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For the last many months, we have all been watching gene therapy make headlines around the world, across various diseases. As you know, earlier this year PPMD launched a Gene Therapy Initiative to help support the exploration of various gene therapy technologies in Duchenne.
Of particular note has been the progress made in…
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Do you ever wonder what happens to all the data we collect in the DuchenneConnect Registry? Ever wonder why we regularly ask you to update your registry account?
How your data is used:
Your data is used in many ways.…
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Last week, Ann Lucas and I had the honor of presenting an Educational Breakout Session focused on Duchenne at the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) Annual Education Conference in Seattle. Lauren Morgenroth from TRiNDS also presented during the session, as well as Laurie Paschal, a Duchenne mom living in…
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We know that changes or mutations in the Dystrophin gene are what cause Duchenne and Becker but we don’t have a good understanding of why people within the same family with the same genetic change (genotype) can be so different in their symptoms (phenotype). The…
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Hi Ann, I had sent a friend request and failed to put a message with it. I was wondering if you are still looking at DNA analysis's and gathering them. My daughters MLPA test shows duplications in exxon 8-17. She is in the United Dystrophinopathy Project thru Nationwide Childrens Hospital. Thanx, Sherri