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Medical article about the gene Tenascin-XB

This picture shows a simplified illustration of the RCCX gene locus which includes Tenascin XB

In this medical article, I describe the association between the Tenascin-XB gene and specific Ehlers-Danlos syndrome types based on current research. I, therefore, read more than 40 scientific publications and referenced many in this article I was asked to write for an Ehlers-Danlos organization in the US. This is just one of many medical articles I have written for other magazines, and for which I have devoted weeks only to research the topic. 

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Medical article about the gene Tenascin-XB.

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