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FDFeed
FDFire Department
FDFriend
FDFile Descriptor
FDFree Download
FDFront Derailleur (bike part)
FDFail(ed) Dangerous
FDFixed Deposit
FDFather's Day
FDFloppy Disk
FDFoundation Degree
FDFinance Director
FDFlight Deck
FDFreeze-Dried (food)
FDFull Disclosure
FDFolk Dance
FDFinite Difference
FDFlying Dutchman
FDFlight Director
FDFull Duplex
FDFull Day
FDFill Device
FDFamily Dollar (store chain)
FDField Data
FDFamily Day
FDFinal Destination (gaming clan; movie)
FDFull Dose (medicine)
FDFuneral Director
FDFailure Definition
FDFiduciary Duty
FDFjord
FDFunctional Description
FDFederal District
FDFamily Doctor
FDFair Disclosure (Securities and Exchange Commission)
FDFinal Determination
FDFlight Day
FDFerredoxin
FDFloat Double
FDFull Deployment
FDFree Discharge (shipping industry)
FDFinal Design
FDFarad (electronics)
FDForsvarsdepartementet (Norwegian: Ministry of Defence)
FDFlight Data
FDFault Detection
FDFamilial Dysautonomia
FDForest Department
FDFlight Dynamics
FDFunctional Dependency
FDFirst Down
FDFocal Distance
FDForced Draft (fan in furnaces)
FDForce Development
FDFeign Death (Everquest)
FDFatal Dose
FDWinds Aloft forecast
FDFluor Daniel (company)
FDFull Definition
FDFramework Document
FDFourth Dimension (band)
FDFramework Decision (European Union council)
FDFloor Drain (construction plans; plumbing)
FDFlyball Dog (canine performance title)
FDFire Damper (HVAC systems)
FDFeasible Distance
FDFrequency Divider
FDFunction Designator
FDForceps Delivery
FDFunctional Decomposition
FDFire Direction
FDFirst Deployment
FDFighter Direction (US Navy)
FDFitness for Duty (attendance code)
FDForeign Disclosure
FDFidei Defensor
FDFront Democratique (French: Democratic Front)
FDFormula Dream (racing series; Japan)
FDFourier Descriptor
FDFoundation Data
FDFederal Document
FDFood Desert (sociology)
FDFrance-Diplomatie (French: France-Diplomacy)
FDForce Démocrate (French political party)
FDFiber Drum (environmental waste)
FDFalsified Data
FDFatal Death
FDFuel Drain
FDFrequency Density
FDFinal Drawings
FDFade Duration
FDFull Donor (biology)
FDFixed Disc
FDFederation of Democrats
FDFade Depth
FDFox Die (gaming, Metal Gear Solid)
FDFinal Deposit
FDForward Detector
FDForecast Winds and Temperatures Aloft
FDFocus-Defocus
FDFunction Director
FDFeeder Data
FDFighter Division
FDForward Detachment
FDFailure Density
FDFamily of Documents
FDField Directive
FDFactual Discrepancy (job candidate resume)
FDFinance Detachment
FDForbidden Dialect (band)
FDFlaming Datum
FDFlight Definition Laboratory (US NASA)
FDFarmacia de Descuento (Guatemalan drug store)
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Abnormalities of the corrected QT interval in familial dysautonomia: An indicator of autonomic dysfunction.
"Now we can circumvent the iPS cells step, saving seven to nine months of time and labor and producing neural crest cells that are more similar to the familial dysautonomia patients' cells," said Gabsang Lee, an assistant professor of neurology at the Institute for Cell Engineering and the study's senior author.
It is important to recognise this condition, as it can be the first sign of severe neurological disorders related to self-mutilation such as familial dysautonomia (insensitivity to pain), congenital indifference to pain, Lesch-Nyhan syndrome or Tourette's syndrome.
For example, approximately 26% of familial dysautonomia carriers in the study did not report Jewish ancestry There also were multiple instances in the study of carrier frequencies being higher than expected for particular populations.
In an article published in the journal Human Molecular Genetics, researchers at Tel Aviv University report that phosphatidylserine could be of benefit to individuals with familial dysautonomia, a disorder that occurs in Ashkenazi Jewish men and women.
Washington, May 22 ( ANI ): Phosphatidylserine - a natural food supplement produced from beef, oysters, and soy - improves the functioning of genes involved in degenerative brain disorders, including Parkinson's disease and Familial Dysautonomia (FD).
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