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Exomes in Paediatrics: Co-Design and Implementation of Interventions to Support Paediatricians to Provide Genomic Care. [PDF]

J Paediatr Child Health
Dawson-McClaren B, Martyn M, Weisz E, Tytherleigh R, Elliott J, Renton H, Brown NJ, Fahey M, Gaff C.   +8 more
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Author Correction: Barcoded HIV-1 reveals viral persistence driven by clonal proliferation and distinct epigenetic patterns. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Zhang TH, Shi Y, Komarova NL, Wodarz D, Kostelny M, Gonzales A, Abbaali I, Chen H, Bresson-Tan G, Dimapasoc M, Harvey W, Oh C, Carmona C, Seet C, Du Y, Sun R, Zack JA, Kim JT.   +17 more
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Representation of skin tone: The use of medical imagery in the genetic counseling profession. [PDF]

J Genet Couns
Sanders L, Davalos KM, Kashmola-Perez I, MacFarlane IM, Lee H.   +4 more
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New method for naming genetic diseases is proposed

BMJ, 2003
A new way of naming genetic diseases has been put forward in a report that highlights concerns that names can be wrongly applied, historically inaccurate, or insensitive to patients. Eponyms, in particular, are a problem, because it is not always clear whose name is the most appropriate. Names of women researchers are rarely used.
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Conclusion “Say Me My Name” genetic science and emerging speculative technologies in the construction of afro-atlantic reconciliatory projects

2020
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